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Do you want to make a crown Christmas yourself to decorate and personalize your home or home? If your answer is positive, we invite you to discover our selection of 20 beautiful crowns, original and easy to make at home.
Make a Christmas wreath in tree branches
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To make a classic Christmas wreath, it is possible to use tree branches, cedar, fir or any other tree that you think is suitable o this effect.
We can make a Christmas wreath of cedar branches, fir or any other tree
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It’s possible to decorate your crown with tree branches with flowers, small items, berry branches and even cinnamon sticks. First of all, it is necessary to design the base of your crown, it is the first step of the realization of any crown and one of most important.
Make a crown in elegant tree branches: the necessary materials
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It is essential to have a good solid foundation and then decorate and install it easily.
Easy to make crown with a simple and elegant decor
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The crown is ideal for decorating the wall or the front door. It is also possible to hang it as shown in the picture below:
Original Christmas wreath with a metal base, suspended from the ceiling
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We love this little green crown, beautifully decorated with a geometric pattern ribbon:
A beautiful Christmas wreath, all green and decorated with a ribbon
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With some Christmas wreaths from tree branches, it’s possible to design an elegant wall decor like this one:
Composition of three crowns, made of tree branches, for the Christmas wall decor
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It is true that a crown made of tree leaves or fir branches will probably not last very long. Instead of buying a plastic crown with artificial leaves, it’s best to create a cardboard, fabric or other material that inspires you and will not die.
Crown made of artificial tree leaves for a long-lasting decor
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Here we are back on the pine cone and its role in the interior and exterior decor! This time, it should be noted that the pine cone is an ideal and easy to handle object that allows the realization of many DIY ideas. With this, it is possible to create a Christmas wreath or a garland both very original. For their base, you will need glue and a rope.
Make a crown with pine cones
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You see the beautiful geometric crown, below, minimalist style? You will be surprised that this piece, all elegant and modern was, indeed, designed with a pack of white straws! Incredible, is not it?
Geometric crown of minimalist style, idea and source: Vintage Revivals *
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Here’s another idea for a minimalist style Christmas wreath and, really, very easy to make. All you need is paper, cardboard and a rope to hang your artwork on the wall.
A pink crown and a blue crown made of paper to decorate the wall
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One of the great symbols of Christmas is probably berries! Look at the berry crown, below, and its beautiful decorative and contrasting touch, the pink ribbon:
Christmas wreath of berries and decorated with a pink ribbon
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Make a crown made of tree branches, fabric, cardboard or recycled materials: there are many possibilities!
Three ideas of small Christmas wreaths of various styles to decorate the front door
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We have already mentioned: to make the base of your Christmas wreath, it is possible to use tree branches. It is the simplest and cheapest solution possible. If all the same, you prefer something else, it is also possible to use a wire or plastic. You will not be surprised, our advice is to focus on natural materials.
Crown with a metal base to buy or manufacture
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Want a really strong Christmas wreath that will last for many years? Why not realize then this idea of crown with planks of wood:
Christmas wreath made with wooden planks, idea and source: Six Sisters Stuff
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It snows in winter ! If you live in an area where snow is not always present at Christmas, but you love it and you want to have it – if only a little bit – why not make this crown of white pompons:
White Christmas wreath of “snowballs”, source and idea: Shelterness
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Make a crown is quite simple. It is enough to have a base to realize the famous circle and then to add various decorations. Have you ever thought that it is even possible to make a crown with empty chewing gum packs? Yes, here it is:
Small crown made of packs of chewing gum: long live the recovery!
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We live, without a doubt, in a digital age. Some people have lost the habit, or have never known, of the tradition of sending and receiving postcards. If you have a collection at home or you are one of those people you see from time to time at the post office, then try to make a little crown like this:
Crown made of small postcards that decorates the front door
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Finally, you can use everything to make a beautiful Christmas wreath, original and personalized. Let your imagination speak and create a unique decor!
Small crown with a fabric base and decorated with paper “leaves”
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For even more creative and original DIY ideas:
Vintage Revivals: Making a geometric crown of minimalist style in straws
Six Sisters Stuff: Make a Wooden Crown
DIY Shelterness: make a wreath of “snowballs”
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