How to Make a Blanket Scarf Wreath

Make this charming, rustic wreath out of a blanket scarf.

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3 DIYs from 1 Blanket Scarf
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Materials + Tools

  • blanket scarf
  • wreath form
  • scissors
  • burlap ribbon
  • hot glue gun + sticks

Cut Scarf

Begin by cutting your scarf into 1” x 12” strips.

Tie Onto Wreath

Use a double knot to tie each strip onto the wreath.

Trimming Excess Material

DIY Blanket Scarf Wreath: Trim Excess

Trim the ends of the scarf strips to neaten it up.

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Karen Kavett

Trim Excess

Trim the ends of the scarf strips to neaten it up.

Add Hanger & Bow

Cut a length of burlap ribbon and thread it through the wreath. Use hot glue to glue it closed. Tie a bow using the ribbon and glue it onto the wreath. Optionally, tie a small ornament around the bow as extra decoration.

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