DIY Whimsical Pink Bottle Brush Tree Wreath: A Dollar Tree Craft

Are you ready for another inexpensive festive Dollar Tree Craft? What about a Pink Christmas Wreath? Not into pink, no worries! You can use this tutorial to create wreaths in any color your choose. However, if you want to add a touch of pink to your seasonal decorating, this DIY Whimsical Pink Bottle Brush Tree Wreath will be a charming addition to your Christmas décor. The easy-to-make pink Christmas wreath will infuse your home with a touch of whimsical elegance.

I have always decorated with more traditional and neutral Christmas decor, but I love seeing all the pink decorations. This year, Dollar Tree has a variety of pink bottle brush trees, and I knew it was the perfect budget-friendly opportunity to add a new color to my home.

Wait until you see how fun the wreaths looks.

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How To Make a Christmas Wreath on a Budget?

With all the expenses of Christmas its always good to save where we can. If you are looking for budget materials Dollar Tree has a great selection of seasonal decor. The wreath frames, ornaments, and bottle brush trees for this project, are priced to save you money.

With a little imagination, and creativity, you can create a high-end Christmas wreath that will wow your family and friends.

For less than $15.00 I made three pink Christmas Wreaths that look amazing.

Bottle Brush Trees For A Pink Christmas Wreath

This bottle brush tree wreath only takes a few minutes to assemble. All the supplies except the fleece fabric were purchased at Dollar Tree.

I made three wreaths to add to our guest bedroom with a combination of white and pink bottle brush trees in a variety of sizes.

Dollar Tree Craft Supplies

I will share all the supplies that I used to make three wreaths.

• 1 – 12-inch Dollar Tree Wire Wreath Frame – $1.25
• 2 – 6-inch Dollar Tree Wire Wreath Frames – $1.25
• 1 – large pink bottle brush tree – $1.25
• 2 – Package of three medium size pink bottle brush trees – $2.50
• 1 – Package of three medium size white bottle brush trees – $1.25
• 1 – Package of multi-sized white bottle brush trees – $1.25

Total cost of Dollar Tree Supplies = $8.75

In addition to Dollar Tree Supplies,

• Less than 1/4 yard of Sherpa Fleece Fabric – You can purchase less than a yard at Hobby Lobby.
• Hot Glue Gun
• Finger Protectors
• Wooden skewer
• Beads (optional)
• Pink Satin Ribbon
• Poly-fill (optional)

How To Make A Pink Bottle Brush Tree Wreath

Gather your supplies, fire up the hot glue gun, put the finger protectors on and let’s get started.

1. Wrap the Dollar Tree Wreath

Begin with the Sherpa Fleece Fabric and cut a piece approximately 6-inches wide and slightly longer than the circumferance of the wreath frame.

Attach the fabric to the inside of the Dollar Tree metal wreath frame with hot glue. Wrap the fabric around the frame, allowing a slight overlap to the inside. Secure the fabric with hot glue.

Continue to wrap and glue until the ends meet. Overlap the ends and secure in place with the glue.

2. Optional Step – Add beads to the top of the Bottle Brush Trees

If you’d like to adorn the white and pink bottle brush trees with beads, you can add a drop of glue and attach the bead to the top.

I only added beads to the trees with exposed metal at the top which will hold the bead steady.

Another option would be to add beads to the bristles to enhance the trees.

3. Attach Trees To Make a Pink Christmas Wreath

Beginning with the larger trees, add hot glue to the bottom base.

Press the trees into the fabric at the inner circle of the Christmas wreath.

Continue to add trees to surround the center one. Nestle the bottle brush trees together so that the bristles are intertwined.

I used three bottle brush trees on the six inch wreaths and nine on the twelve inch wreath.

4. Finish the Pink Christmas Wreaths

Now you are ready to finish and hang the pink Christmas wreaths.

I added a small amount of poly-fil to the base of the trees, on the larger wreath, with hot glue. This helped to conceal the overlapping bases and gives the wreath a snowy look.

In addition, I used a pink satin ribbon to make a wreath hanger.

Tie a length of ribbon around the top center of the wreath and make a small loop for hanging.

For the smaller wreaths, I used a similar narrow ribbon to hang.

It only took about 45 minutes to make all three wreaths.

They are a fun, whimiscal addition above the bed in the guest bedroom.

I made a beaded garland to tie the group of Pink Christmas Wreaths together.

I also used the Upcycled Tin Can Christmas Lambs to decorate the bedroom

I’ll be sharing a full tour of the guest bedroom dress in pink for the holidays, so stay tuned.

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