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DIY Patriotic Rag Wreath

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Show your Patriotism by making this easy Patriotic Rag Wreath to hang on your front door or inside your house works  to, to welcome in all those Summertime guests.

How to make a DIY Patriotic Rag Wreath, All you need is a wreath form and strips of fabric. No sewing or hot glue needed!

DIY Patriotic Rag Wreath

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The only supplies you need to make this  Patriotic Rag Wreath is  a wreath form and fabric strips, for realz, that’s it.  There’s no sewing, no hot gluing, just time spent wrapping is all that is requires to make this type of wreath.

 

How to make a rag wreath with fabric scraps

How to make a Rag Wreath

.  For the base of the wreath, I used a dollar store wicker wreath I had laying around which  I’d previously spray painted white for another project but basically, any type of circular wreath will do.  The fabric is from Laura Kelly’s  America the Beautiful fabric which are cut in to strips approx 1 x 10 inches long then  tied in to a knot on the wreath.  That’s it!  It’s really is that simple.  You may need to fluff a lil’ here and there and snip some ends of the rags until you’re happy with the way it looks.

 

Rag Wreath

Patriotic Rag Wreath
I also tied trips of denim in to the Rag Wreath thanks to my son’s old jeans, as well as  red ribbon, glittered foam stars and Patriotic Buttons  threaded with Embroidery Floss..  Love the way this simple Patriotic  Rag Wreath turned out and it’s such a great project to make with any scrap fabric you have laying around too.
How to make a DIY Patriotic Rag Wreath, All you need is a wreath form and strips of fabric. No sewing or hot glue needed!
This project was a part of Laura Kelly’s I love the USA Blog Hop.
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  1. Wow! That is one neat and beautiful patriotic rag wreath you did. I love the colors you chose and all the other materials you used. You totally nailed this one. Grosgrain ribbons really look nice but is it okay if i use other kinds of ribbon for this?

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  19. Holly,
    We found your site looking for patriotic DIYs, and love it! Great blog, thanks for the tutorial and inspiration! We ended up making a more simple rag garland with string lights, but still so fun and cute! Thanks again!
    Best,
    DIY Twins:)

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