This simple white winter wreath is a paid collaborative post with Bostik. I love wreaths, they are a great way to brighten up the entrance to my home and I love displaying a seasonal wreath. This simple white winter wreath is perfectly stylish and chic but also simple and understated.

Simple White Winter Wreath

I told you that those glitter feathers were going to come in handy! Now Halloween is over, the time has come for a new wreath.  I am past my Autumn phase and I am not sure it is time for a Christmas wreath yet, so this simple white Winter wreath is a perfect filler.  I also think this would be a perfect understated but glamorous wreath perfect for Christmas. Last year we pared down our Christmas decorations and just went white and I think this would work really well.  But we wanted to jazz it up a little so decided to add some dazzle with some gold glitter.

How to make a Simple White Winter Wreath

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First off you need to add glitter to the tips of your feathers and allow them to dry.

Materials:

• Polystyrene wreath form (UK Link/US Link)
• Gold glitter feathers
• Bostik Extra Strong Glue Dots on a roll (UK Link/US Link)
• 2 white feather Boa’s (UK Link/US Link)
• White or gold ribbon (UK Link/US Link)

How to make a Simple White Winter Wreath

Secure the end of your feather boa at the rear of the wreath form with some tape.

Start wrapping around the wreath.  Passing it through the middle and around the outer edge until you get to the other end of your boa. The size of your wreath and the thickness of your boa will determine how many you need.  We needed two and I tied them together.

Now you need to interspace the glitter feathers.

I placed them where I wanted them and then cut off the ends and secured them in place with a glu dot.

Then I secured some ribbon to hang the wreath on the rear with two glu dots one for each end.

Actually, this wreath is also going to my best friends as her Christmas Wreath.

I adore how the glitter sparkles when it catches the sun.

We also used the feather boa to make our Smallfoot ornaments.