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DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

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DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

This DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial is seriously SO CUTE!!! And so easy to change for season or holiday!! This version looks so fresh for Spring and I LOVE it!!

I mean, HOW CUTE IS THIS?!?!  Absolutely SQUEAL worthy! I am IN LOVE with this wreath! It speaks to my heart as only classic bandana print can to a country girl!

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Here is what you need to make your own:

  • Wire Wreath Frame (Mine was from the dollar tree. The inside diameter measures 10″ and the entire diameter of the wire is 14″. So I suppose this is a 14″ wire frame)
  • 2 each of 3 different color bandannas (my bandannas range from 20″-22″ square)
  • Ruler or Tape Measure
  • Scissors
DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

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How to Make the Wreath:

Lay your bandanna flat on the table and cut it into thirds. Roughly. It doesn’t have to be exact but pretty close is helpful. Stack the three pieces on top of each other and use a ruler to cut a small, about 1″ long mark into the three bandannas at 1″ intervals. It doesn’t have to be perfect!

DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial
DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

Remove the ruler or tape measure and cut the entire way through all three bandannas at once. Your strips will be about 1″ x 7″. Repeat with all bandanas.

Now you can begin to tie the fabric onto the wireframe. I tied my fabric onto the inside two wires, as shown. There’s no rhyme or reason, there’s no pattern, there’s no reason to double-knot them, just tightly tie them once. Gently press the knots together until you’ve completed the entire wreath.

DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

I did tie a few more blue than pink because I wanted the pink a little more random and to pop more within the blue, but really, I don’t think anyone can tell!

DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

When finished, flip your wreath over and tuck in any ends that may be pointing to the back. You want them all to point to the front. Fluff the wreath by pulling on the pieces and hang as desired.

DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial
DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial

DIY Created By: Anna
This is one of my most popular posts! I ADORE this DIY Bandana Wreath Tutorial. It is simple to make and you can use any color bandana you like! (Hint: Amazon is a great place to find bandanas!) Check out the post for the full tutorial!
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Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 20 minutes mins
Total Time 25 minutes mins
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 20 minutes mins
Total Time 25 minutes mins
Items 1 wreath

Equipment

  • Wire Wreath

Ingredients
  

  • 1 14" Wire Wreath Frame
  • 6 bandanas, total 2 each of 3 different colors, 20"-22"
  • Ruler or tape measure
  • Scissors

Instructions
 

  • Lay your bandanna flat on the table and cut it into thirds. Roughly. It doesn't have to be exact but pretty close is helpful. Stack the three pieces on top of each other and use a ruler to cut a small, about 1" long mark into the three bandannas at 1" intervals. It doesn't have to be perfect!
  • Remove the ruler or tape measure and cut the entire way through all three bandannas at once. Your strips will be about 1" x 7". Repeat with all bandanas.
  • Now you can begin to tie the fabric onto the wireframe. I tied my fabric onto the inside two wires, as shown. There's no rhyme or reason, there's no pattern, there's no reason to double-knot them, just tightly tie them once. Gently press the knots together until you've completed the entire wreath.
  • When finished, flip your wreath over and tuck in any ends that may be pointing to the back. You want them all to point to the front. Fluff the wreath by pulling on the pieces and hang as desired.
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