DIY Black and White Christmas Wreath

Firstly, decide what color of yarn you are going to start with. I started with white.

Start wrapping your yarn around your foam wreath form. I decided to make 2-inches stripes and that got me around 10-12 loops with this thick yarn.

Once your white stripe is done, don’t cut it, just leave it sideband.

Start rapping with the black yarn slightly overlapping the white yarn string.

Then swap and leave aside the black yarn and wrap it with the white until you finish the whole wreath.

When you have finished the whole wreath form, cut your yarn leaving a couple of inches to make a knot.

Cut excess.

Now get your greenery stems and bend them to make a semi-circle to match your wreath form.

Place them in opposite directions meeting in the center of what you decide will be the bottom of your wreath.

Make sure you hide the metallic stems (wires) among the leaves.

Secure with a string of yarn the same color that the center is on your wreath making a knot on the back. In my case it was white.

Then secure on both ends of the greenery stems the same way as above.

Then insert your red berries stems between the greenery leaves and secure them if necessary with twine or matching yarn.

Make a cute buffalo check ribbon bow. In the video, you can see how I made mine.

Glue 2 strings of yarn on the back of the bow and place them in the middle of the greenery stems and secure the bow on the back with each string separately.

Cut the excess yarn from all the knots on the back.

Finally, Use your red ribbon for your hanger.

Hang your black and white Christmas wreath and there you go!!!