How To Make Festive Chair Wreaths For Christmas

Dress up your dining room or kitchen and add a touch of festive cheer to your holiday decor with these easy-to-make Christmas chair wreaths.

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Holiday Wreaths To Make This Season

Do you love holiday wreaths? Good. Me too! To me, Christmas wreaths are like pillows. You can never have too many! (Although my husband may disagree.)

So today, I’m excited to join some blogging friends to share 13 beautiful ideas for DIY Christmas wreaths.

Whether you prefer traditional red and green decor, rustic neutrals, or glamorous gold and silver, this round-up is sure to have a Christmas wreath that perfectly complements your holiday style.

A big thanks to Jen at Tatertots and Jello for organizing today’s hop. You can find the links to all the gorgeous Christmas wreaths at the bottom of this post.

Make sure you read through to the end…I promise you don’t miss out on any of the festive holiday inspiration.

How To Make Festive Chair Wreaths For Christmas

I’ve always loved seeing Christmas chair wreaths in magazines and other people’s homes. They’re such a festive and inviting way to decorate your dining room or kitchen for the holidays.

So, this year, I finally decided to make my own rustic Christmas chair wreaths using natural materials like dried oranges, pinecones, and cinnamon sticks.

I’m showing you how to make your own chair wreaths in just four easy steps. They’re so simple to make, even a crafting novice can whip them up in no time.

These festive Christmas chair wreaths are the perfect way to dress up your dining chairs for holiday parties and family gatherings.

And the best part is, they’re made with simple materials that you can easily find at your local craft store.

So gather your supplies and get ready to get your holiday crafting on!

Tools And Supplies Needed To Make Christmas Chair Wreaths

• Small wreaths
• Dried oranges
• Cinnamon sticks
• Pine cone clusters
• Scissors
• Birch twigs
• Wire cutters
• Velvet ribbon
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks

How To Make Festive Chair Wreaths For Christmas

Step 1: Add Dried Oranges To Your Wreaths

Before you begin, make sure you have all of the necessary materials on hand.

You will need small wreaths, dried oranges, cinnamon sticks, pine cone clusters, velvet ribbon, and a hot glue gun.

I used store-bought dried oranges to make my Christmas chair wreaths, just like with my rustic Christmas centerpiece. But you can easily make your own in the oven or a food dehydrator.

(You can see my tutorial for making dried oranges for the holidays here.)

To start, grab your glue gun and begin attaching some dried oranges to your wreaths. I chose to arrange mine in a cluster of three, but feel free to experiment with different patterns and quantities.

Let your creativity guide you and create a design that you love.

Step 2: Add Some Dried Cinnamon Sticks

Next, glue a cinnamon stick onto each of the Christmas chair wreaths. Again, feel free to experiment and do what you love!

You can arrange them in a symmetrical pattern or a more random arrangement and add as many or as few as you like.

Step 3: Add Some Pinecones

After you’ve glued on some dried oranges and cinnamon sticks, you’re ready to add pinecones to your Christmas chair wreaths.

For the pinecones, I grabbed a few picks I found at the craft store. Each pick had three pinecones, so I used wire cutters to carefully remove one pinecone from each pick.

Then, I gently lifted the greenery on the wreath and placed a small dab of hot glue to securely attach the pinecones and keep them in place.

I added a cluster of two pinecones opposite my oranges and cinnamon sticks to help the wreaths feel balanced.

Then I added the third pinecone, and I tucked a few birch twigs into the gaps throughout the greenery for some added rustic holiday charm.

Step 4: Attach Some Ribbon And Hang Your Christmas Chair Wreaths

Once you’ve finished decorating your chair wreaths, it’s time to add a touch of Christmas elegance with some velvet ribbon.

You can use any color you like, but I chose a nice honey-brown color that goes well with the color of the dried oranges.

To hang your holiday wreaths on kitchen or dining room chairs, simply tie the velvet ribbon into a cute bow or cut a small section to make a loop as I did.

Next, thread the ribbon through the center of each of your Christmas wreaths and around the back of your chair. Pull the loop snugly so the ends overlap, and then secure it with a small dot of hot glue.

Once the glue has cooled, gently adjust the ribbon loop around the wreath to conceal the glued ends.

How To Make Festive Chair Wreaths For Christmas

Thanks so much for stopping by today! I love how these chair wreaths turned out, and they perfectly complement my rustic Christmas tablescape.

I hope this easy DIY inspires you to make your own Christmas chair wreaths this holiday season.

These wreaths are a simple, yet elegant way to add a touch of Christmas cheer to your kitchen or dining room for the holidays.

More Festive Holiday Wreaths From Midwest Life And Style

If you love this DIY holiday craft, you might also like this post:

DIY Winter Wreath With Pinecones

How To Make Festive Chair Wreaths For Christmas

Don’t miss out on even more beautiful Christmas wreaths! Just click on the links below to discover more DIY holiday inspiration.

Xo,

10 Festive Holiday Wreath Ideas | LeCultivateur

DIY Scandinavian Evergreen Star Wreath | Today’s Creative Life

A Beautiful Christmas Boxwood Wreath & Tips for Extending Its Life | The Tattered Pew

How To Make Festive Chair Wreaths for Christmas | Midwest Life and Style

Christmas Wreath With Bell Ornaments | Lolly Jane

Easy Disco Ball Christmas Wreath | Modern Glam Home

DIY Constellation Wreath | The Handmade Home

DIY Magnolia and Orange Leaf Wreath | Zevy Joy

Winter Hanging Basket Wreath | Rooms For Rent

Painted Gingerbread Houses Holiday Wreath | Tatertots and Jello

DIY Ornament Cluster Wreath | DIY Beautify

Christmas Wreath Using Garland | My Sweet Savannah

Mini Gilded Hydrangea Christmas Wreath | Craftberry Bush

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