Create a St. Patrick’s Day Wreath

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Here’s a festive DIY St. Patrick’s Day wreath that costs approximately $25! Below are the instructions to make your own:

Materials Needed:

Instructions:

  1. Attach Greenery – Secure artificial leaves or ivy with floral wire or hot glue.  
  2. Add Shamrocks – Arrange and glue shamrocks around the wreath for a festive feel. 
  3. Incorporate Gold Coins – Evenly space out gold coins and attach them.  

  4. Tie a Large Ribbon Bow – Create a bow with your choice of ribbon and place it at the top or bottom by securing it with wire to ribbon.  
  1. Hang & Enjoy!


What's your favorite unique touch to add to a St. Patrick's Day wreath? Do you prefer classic shamrocks, a pop of gold, or maybe a fun rainbow twist? Share your creative ideas!

Keep it sassy,
Kelly

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