Recycled Christmas Wreath

Christmas spirit is already around the corner and one of it's traditional decor in every home was a christmas wreath which is usually hang on a front door. To make your wreath stand out and transform a plain wreath into a masterpiece, use a waste materials in order to create a unique and attractive decor. You can try one of this design below. 

Coffee Cups

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Candy Bars Wrapper

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Beer Can

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Juice Wreath

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Phone Wreath

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Pop Can

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PVC Pipe Wreath

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 Wine Cork Wreath

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Toilet  Paper Roll Wreath

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Disk Wreath

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Baloon Wreath

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Crayon Wreath

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Magazine Page Wreath

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Magazine Wreath Star

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Button Wreath

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Newspaper Wreath

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Light Bulb Wreath

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Necktie Wreath

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CD's Wreath

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Colored Magazine Wreath

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Paper Wreath

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Computer Parts Wreath

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Today I'am inspired to post about the creativity of recycled Christmas wreaths. Aside from being so colorful they can also add a sense of elegance to your door room or walls or they can be look completely tacky, depending on how you made it. Since a wreath is a repeating pattern wrapped in a circle, you can create them out of practically anything.

Aluminum Cans  (image: eco-artware.com)

Old Bicycle Wheel

Newspapers

Folding Newspaper German Stars (image: craftycrafty.tv)

Plastic Bags (image: ecowomen.net)

Reused CD

Toilet Tissue Roll

Crayons (image: twoheartstogether.com/tatertotsandjello.com)

Necktie (image: lifesprk.com)

Colored Magazine Pages  (image: casasugar.com)

Puzzle Pieces

  Old Sweaters (image: savvyhousekeeping.com)

Buttons (savvyhousekeeping.com/yourheartout.com)

Electronic Parts (image: wordofthenerdonline.com)

Coffee Sleeves

If you drink a lot of take-out coffee, 

this is a great way to re-use the coffee sleeves

make a wreath out of them.