Christmas

Easy Joyeux Noel Snowflake Wreath

Some may think Christmas wreaths are outdated but not us! Wreaths make front doors festive and welcoming and bring cheer to guests and neighbours. Today we are sharing a pretty, jolly, but simple and easy to make snowflake wreath. We embraced Canada’s bilingualism for our holiday message but any Christmas greeting would work nicely as well. Are you ready to revamp your front door this year?

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Snowflake wreath hanging on a windowed door by Champagne and Sugarplums

What You’ll Need:
  • Snowflake Ornaments
  • Wood Letters
  • 12 inch Wreath Form
  • Ribbon
  • Paint
  • Paint Brush
  • Glue
  • Bells or mini ornaments

How to make your own Joyeux Noel Snowflake Wreath:
Wood letters being painted light blue by Champagne and Sugarplums

Paint the wooden letters light blue (or any colour you like) and then let dry.

A ribbon being attached to wire wreath form by Champagne and Sugarplums

Cut a 12” length of ribbon and then attach it to the top of the wreath by forming a loop and gluing the ends of the ribbon together.

Gluing snowflakes to wire wreath form by Champagne and Sugarplums

Glue the snowflakes to the wreath, making sure to slightly overlap each one as you go around to cover the entire form.

Attaching letters to snowflake wreath  by Champagne and Sugarplums

Attach the letters on top of the snowflakes and then add bells for decoration. Mini ornaments are a perfect substitute for bells here.

Snowflake wreath hanging on a windowed door by Champagne and Sugarplums

Snowflake wreath hanging on a windowed door by Champagne and Sugarplums

Voila! A beautiful snowflake wreath to greet holiday visitors, happy crafting!

For more Christmas decoration inspirations, check out our Gingerbread House Ornament (the perfect gift for anyone who has moved to a new home) and our Ho-Ho-Ho Banner (a great decoration for narrow spaces and between windows).

Happy Holidays written on a white background surrounded by snow