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How to Make a Metallic PVC Pipe Wreath

Add an artistic and geometric touch to your outdoor entryway by transforming inexpensive plumbing material into modern Christmas decor.
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Chic Upcycling

PVC pipe comes in a variety of sizes and can be purchased for less than $5 in most cases. Once you choose the sizes you want, you're ready to get started on your front door display.

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Tools + Materials

You'll need: PVC pipe in assorted sizes; 14 inches of rope or twine; spray paint; hot glue gun; hot glue sticks; ball ornaments; hack saw; drill; 1/4-inch drill bit; measuring tape; marker; door hanger.

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Measure + Mark Pipes

PVC pipe wreaths work best with depths between 2 and 1/2 inches and 4 inches. Use a measuring tape and a marker to mark the PVC pipe accordingly.

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Cut PVC Pipe

Once marks are made, cut all diameters of the PVC pipes to the chosen thickness using a hack saw.

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