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It’s time for another monthly Creative Craft hop, this month we have 1o crafters sharing some fun crafts. Thanks to Sara, Birdz of a Feather for being our sweet host each month. The bottom of my page, I will share each participant’s link to their craft.
If you are coming over from Annie, The Apple Street Cottage welcome!
Today, I am going to share a simple way to make a Christmas swag. All you need are a few stems, floral wire and a holiday wired ribbon! Let me show you how easy it was to make.
How to make an easy Christmas swag
Supplies needed:
- 4 favorite Christmas stems – 1 full Christmas stem, 1 regular Christmas stem, 1 thin evergreen stem and one piece of a eucalyptus stem.
- Christmas wired ribbon
- floral wire
- snips
Use the fullest Christmas stem and the evergreen stem stacking the fullest one on top of the evergreen stem.
Take the other Christmas stem and stick it into the stacked two stems.
Place the eucalyptus piece on top of the stem.
With the floral wire secure the 4 stems together.
Tightly wrap the wire around the stems.
With your wire make a pretty bow and attach to the center of the swag.
And that my sweet friend is all it was to make. Look how pretty this is, can you imagine it sitting on your coffee table or entry way table? Yep, you can have your own by following these simple steps.
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Decorating our home on a budget is my thrill. I think a home can look beautiful without breaking the bank. Your home should bring the best out of you and make you feel happy. You should smile every time you enter your home. 🙂
Thanks for sharing such great details on how to make these. Now I need to make several of them to fill up my mantel for Christmas. They look lovely! Pinned.
I am so happy you found this inspiring. Making the swags for your mantel would work perfectly. Thanks Donna!
How pretty and easy to do, Terrie! This is perfect for a centerpiece or to tuck into a corner on a shelf. Love it!
I think so too Ann. It is super easy to make.
This is simple and elegant and gorgeous all at the same time. I love it. Now I want to make one. lol. Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent at creating beautiful things.
With the ribbon you picked out for your Christmas home, it would looks so pretty in your home. Thanks Tammy!
Very pretty Terrie! Endless possibilities too, you can hang it or use it on a table as you’ve shown and choose a ribbon that matches your decor or theme!
It would be pretty wherever you would place it for sure. Thanks Jenna.
Terrie, your swag is just lovely and I love how you styled it! Swags and garlands are so expensive, so I always craft my own, too. Pinned! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Dollar Tree really has some pretty stems this year. Using them would help save cost. Thanks Cecilia.
Gorgeous, Terrie! I know you had fun making this lovely Christmas swag! And it’s one you can keep up through the winter months, too! And the plaid bow is the icing on the cake!
I do love the ribbon pattern. Thank you Gail, hope you have a wonderful Fall season or the rest of it.
This is gorgeous Terrie! Do you use real greenery? If so, how long do you find this display will last?
No Sara they are faux, but you can use real, wouldn’t that look pretty and smell great?