Easter Egg Wreath DIY

This blog will show you how to make your own DIY easter egg wreath using chicken wire. Just follow the step-by-step instructions below.

OVERVIEW

• Experience Required: Low
• Tools Required: Protective Gloves, Pliers, Wire Cutter, Glue Gun 
• Materials Required: Chicken Wire, Plastic Eggs, Artificial Leaves, Bow

Step 1) Prepare Supplies

• Gather everything you need for the project.

 

Step 2) Cut Out a Piece of Chicken Wire

• Cut a piece of chicken wire, depending on the desired size of your wreath. 

 

Step 3) Add your Decorations

• Arrange your decorations on top of the chicken wire. Start with the artificial leaves, and sit the eggs on top of them, creating a natural look. 

 

Step 4) Close the Chicken Wire

• Start attaching the chicken wire together in the middle, forming a tube. Tie the ends together using a plier. 

 

Step 5) Continue Filling and Tying

• Continue placing the decorations on the chicken wire and tying the ends together, until you reach the ends. 

 

Step 6) Attach the Ends

• Once you filled the whole wreath, attach the ends together by tying together the loose pieces of wire.

 

Step 7) Attach the Bow

• Once your wreath is secured together and bent into an egg shape, you can attach the bow on top of it using a glue gun. 

 

Step 8) Finished Wreath

• Enjoy your finished DIY Easter egg wreath and feel free to hang it on your door. 

 

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Tips and tricks

• Use good quality wire cutters to make the process of cutting the chicken wire easier. If you are unsure, you can follow the instructions on how to cut chicken wire.
• Get creative with your colour choices for the eggs and leaves to match your existing decor or create a vibrant Easter-themed palette.
• Before you start attaching decorations, plan out the arrangement on the chicken wire to ensure a balanced and aesthetically pleasing design.
• As you form the wreath shape, adjust the tension of the chicken wire to ensure it holds its form securely without being too tight or too loose.
• When hanging your finished wreath, use a sturdy hook or door hanger capable of supporting its weight. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight or areas prone to moisture to preserve its longevity.
• Consider adding additional embellishments such as ribbon, faux flowers, or seasonal ornaments to further personalize your wreath and make it uniquely yours. Utilize a chicken wire wreath frame for added stability and structure, ensuring your decorations stay securely in place.

 

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