Bring the holiday spirit into your home this season with this easy and beautiful fork painted Christmas wreath craft! Get creative and have fun!
Fork & Puffy Paint Painted Wreath Craft Idea
Get the kids excited for the holidays with this latest tutorial from Glued To My Crafts!
No doubt about it, today’s fork painted wreath tutorial is super easy and oh so fun to recreate! Maybe even a little messy but that’s the fun part of this unique art project!
We are going to take basic materials like a large paper plate, green puffy paint, a plastic fork and holiday embellishments to make this awesome looking greenery wreath come to life within minutes!
Ready to make it happen? Keep scrolling to learn more about this holiday inspired idea with the full tutorial below. We’ll teach you how EASY it really is!
Then when you complete the Christmas wreath craft, be sure to share pictures with us on our Facebook page so you can show off those beautiful puffy paint covered wreath, as well. BTW – we want to see how you give it your own holiday spin so don’t be shy on changing it up either!
Happy crafting, my friends! Hopefully we inspire you today! #gluedtomycrafts
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Fork Painted Christmas Wreath
No doubt about it, this fork painted Christmas wreath tutorial is super easy & oh so fun to recreate with your little one this holiday season!
Craft Supplies:
- Large Paper Plate
- Craft Scissors
- Newspaper {to protect your working area}
- Dark Green Puffy Paint
- Light Green Puffy Paint
- Plastic Fork
- Red Craft Ribbon
- Hand-Held Office Stapler
- Large Red Rhinestones
Directions:
- First things first – cut out the center of your paper plate out, leaving a ring for the wreath.
- Discard the center of the paper plate.
- Next up – lay newspaper down on your work station.
- Place the paper plate piece on top and grab the TWO bottles of puffy paint, along with the plastic fork.
- Now squirt a few lines of each color, on the paper plate rim.
- Use the fork to “paint” the paper plate until it’s completely covered.
- Once you are done, set it aside to let it dry completely.
- To finish off the fork painted Christmas wreath craft, staple a “bow” to the front of the paper plate and add the rhinestone “berries” to pull it all together.
- Then display it proudly for ALL to see!
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