Wreath MakingNo. 1908 · The 2026 edition
DIY Fall Rag Wreath
Transform a few fat quarters into a charming fall wreath in no time.
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This quick project uses five fat quarters and a wire hanger to create a rustic rag wreath. Cut fabric strips, tie them onto a circular hanger, scrunch tightly, then fluff for a messy, full look. Add a bow if desired for extra flair.
You'll need
Directions
- Using your rotary cutter or scissors, slice 15 fabric strips, each measuring 2 inches by 6 inches.
- Bend a wire hanger into a round shape to form your wreath base.
- Secure fabric strips onto the circle by knotting them. Push them close together as you work.
- Keep knotting and packing the strips until the wreath reaches your desired fullness.
- Adjust and twist the fabric pieces so they stick out in all directions—the more chaotic, the better.
- If you like, attach a large bow at the top near the hanger's hook.
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