This lighted clay house holiday wreath will inspire starry nights to dream by!
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The moment those dusty plastic bins are pulled down from high in our garage storage shelves, I know it’s the holidays! What I also love, is the surprise-again feeling of rummaging through all our decorations. “Oh! I forgot we have this!” It’s just soooo fun!
One such decoration I seemed to be missing, however, was a Christmasy-type wreath to place on our front door. There are a million ways to go with these door decor thingies, so after a quick run-through of supplies I already had, I hopped onto my Pinterest boards for ideas. The verdict? A really sweet ‘n simple Scandinavian-style design that led to today’s how-to project: a lighted clay house wreath for the holidays.
Easily customizable, you can craft this cute hanging wreath in just a few hours, then place it inside or out, on walls, over mantels and even on bedroom doors. Make one for yourself and/or one for a super-special hostess or holiday gift – a homey homemade gesture from the heart.
Supplies:
- 14” metal hoop
- modeling clay
- rolling pin or water bottle
- wax and parchment paper
- baking tray
- exacto knife or paring knife
- brush
- Sculpey glaze – 1 oz.
- thin floral wire
- wire cutter
- faux greenery
- wooden stars
- small bells
- hot glue gun
- ribbon or twine for hanging
- wooden ball with hole
- LED fairy lights
Download this FREE Clay House TEMPLATE, or design your own. You can even make a tree, star or reindeer by using large cookie cutters. Go nuts and be creative!
Instructions:
Click here for FULL how-to instructions, along with additional tips in our article on today’s sponsor, Universal Furniture‘s Explore Home blog.
Finished Clay House Holiday Wreath…ready for hanging!
Meanwhile…
WATCH OUR LIGHTED CLAY HOUSE WREATH VIDEO TUTORIAL:
Lighted Clay House Holiday Wreath …make one of your own!
PIN IT!
If you love this idea and want to share or save for later…give it a good ol’ pin! You can also CLICK on the photo below to visit our Pinterest “Holiday How-Tos” board.
