Make a fun and easy July 4th Patriotic Paper Wreath!
One of my little challenges for this year is to make a wreath for my front door for every season/holiday. I just love the welcoming feel a wreath provides.
So of course, I had to come up with a design for the 4th of July! I love the end result and I hope you will too.
It's the ultimate party decoration for your front door or a wall.
Make a fun and easy July 4th Patriotic Paper Wreath!

The paper stars are really easy to make and here is a tutorial to recreate the wreath.
Supplies:
- Wreath (I used a wire wreath but took out the inner and outer rings to make it thinner)
- Red, white, blue card stock (I found the lovely blue one at Michael's)
- Star template download
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun
- Ribbon
- Optional: A scorer for easier folding
- Optional: Distress Ink (I used the color Frayed Burlap)

Directions:
Use the template to cut out stars in three different sizes. For each star, score from one point to opposite inner angle like shown by the line. Repeat for all 5 points. Fold on every line.Pinch each point to get the 3D effect (it helps to pinch the points two by two).
If you wish to distress the stars, simply use a small sponge or applicator to apply the Distress Ink. I started by making the fold lines dark and then applied some lighter stains in between the points.Once you have a selection of stars ready, you can hot glue them to the wireframe. Use a ribbon to hang (I used red burlap).
For more party ideas, check out these incredible July 4th party ideas and free July 4th party printables from our site!
4 comments
Jennifer N wrote:
I never would have guessed the stars were paper -- they look just like tin stars. Really cute!
Donna C wrote:
Wow!! I agree with Jennifer...I thought the stars were tin as well!! Thank you for the fabulous tutorial!! Wishing you a really great Fourth of July!!
Laurie W wrote:
How did you remove the inner and outer rings on the wreath? Love this by the way! So cute!
Vinita R wrote:
Different sizes of stars give a perfect look !
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