Cut the bandanas into two same-sized rectangles. Alternating between red and white, tie the pieces around the edges of a wire wreath form. Fill about ⅔ of the wreath with red and white ties, and use ...

Capital Region residents crafted nearly 100 wreaths for the Times Union's Circles of Caring, spreading holiday cheer to those in need.

Using craft wire, she attached the oranges around the wreath alternating the whole and sliced fruit. Cinnamon sticks and faux berry bunches were wired and added to the piece.

To commemorate its 11th year of participating in Wreaths Across America, J.B. Hunt designed a custom wrap for select tractors and trailers featuring the theme, “Your Courage Inspires Us ...

Christmas crafting workshop making wreaths and cards with a Chinese twist. We love a festival, whether Chinese or Western. They are a great opportunity for crafting. So get ready to unleash your ...

Step 4: Hang it up and enjoy! Once you're happy with your wreath, make a small loop of wire at the top to hang it. Step back, admire your work, and enjoy the festive cheer!

Adding fruit to your wreath will give your home a lovely smell this Christmas season (stock image) Credit: getty "If you need to, reach for more florist wire to ensure your foliage stays in place ...

Add a unique holiday touch with a DIY bandana wreath! This step-by-step guide makes it easy to craft a Christmas wreath that brings charm to any door or mantel.

However, if you have an extra-long hose, you can enlist the help of a wire wreath form. Shape the hose into a wreath matching the size of your form, zip-tie all of the loops together in one or more ...

Hang the wreath, either on the door or elsewhere where you can craft it from a hanging position. Poke the flat end of a wood pick into an apple, making sure it does not go all the way through the ...