Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Do you want to learn how to make a wreath that you can keep up year-round?! You can make this wreath for $8! (not including the ribbons) I'm going to show you how :)
Click here for the short video: youtube.com/shorts/uCfriw71c2Q
MATERIALS- Go to BLOG for LINKS: theiknits.com/2024/11/how-to-make-coffee-filter-wreath.html
1. 14" foam wreath: rstyle.me/+SK6Sqnn_vgvAr4GUX19FSA
You can get them for around $5, but if you have a thin pool noodle laying around, you can cut it to size and duct tape it. I was needing to make 20 of them, so I tried it this way and they worked perfectly! Make sure to hot glue the ends, put enough duct tape, and hold it together for 1 minute before releasing.
2. 400 8-12 cup Coffee Filters. The cheapest I found them were at Walmart or Target
3. Large Expo Marker. I'm sure a regular marker or anything similar to the size will do just fine.
4. Glue gun and glue sticks
5. Scissors
6. Durable string, or chenile wire to make loops to hang your wreath and attach the ribbon
7. Curtain clip to attach and detach ribbon from wreath
8. Scrap yarn to cinch and tie ribbon together
9. Ribbon. I scored at Hobby Lobby. The only ones I didn't get from there were the large and small pom pom trim. Approx 54"
10. Weatherproof spray
I cannot wait to see how yours turns out! Please send me a photo on Instagram(@theiknits) or Facebook!
IG: Instagram.com/theiknits
FB: Facebook.com/iKNITS
Do you want to learn how to make a wreath that you can keep up year-round?! You can make this wreath for $8! (not including the ribbons) I'm going to show you how :)
Click here for the short video: youtube.com/shorts/uCfriw71c2Q
MATERIALS- Go to BLOG for LINKS: theiknits.com/2024/11/how-to-make-coffee-filter-wreath.html
1. 14" foam wreath: rstyle.me/+SK6Sqnn_vgvAr4GUX19FSA
You can get them for around $5, but if you have a thin pool noodle laying around, you can cut it to size and duct tape it. I was needing to make 20 of them, so I tried it this way and they worked perfectly! Make sure to hot glue the ends, put enough duct tape, and hold it together for 1 minute before releasing.
2. 400 8-12 cup Coffee Filters. The cheapest I found them were at Walmart or Target
3. Large Expo Marker. I'm sure a regular marker or anything similar to the size will do just fine.
4. Glue gun and glue sticks
5. Scissors
6. Durable string, or chenile wire to make loops to hang your wreath and attach the ribbon
7. Curtain clip to attach and detach ribbon from wreath
8. Scrap yarn to cinch and tie ribbon together
9. Ribbon. I scored at Hobby Lobby. The only ones I didn't get from there were the large and small pom pom trim. Approx 54"
10. Weatherproof spray
I cannot wait to see how yours turns out! Please send me a photo on Instagram(@theiknits) or Facebook!
IG: Instagram.com/theiknits
FB: Facebook.com/iKNITS
