Easy and Inexpensive Rag Wreath

If you're looking for an easy project that costs almost nothing, then this is the one for you!  I'm using an old faced cotton curtain I saved and an inexpensive wire wreath frame. 

rag wreath on a frame with green accents


Years ago I bought a curtain panel from Ikea.


It hung in my windows for a couple of years and I saved it for future projects. 


Amazon affiliate disclaimer


It was neutral, faded, and cotton, I knew it would be good for something! 


Rag wreaths are so easy to make and with reclaimed fabric, cost almost nothing! 


I cut 1" slits in one side of the curtain and ripped the strips all the way down the panel. 


pile of rags from a curtain


Next, I cut the strips into 4-5" pieces and tied them around the outside of the wreath frame. 


I bought my wreath frame at dollar tree but you can find similar on Amazon.


rags tied onto wire frame


Then I tied them around the inside circle of the frame. 


I left the center frame without rags. 


rags tied to wire frame


Lastly, I tied on 4 green rags so I could use the wreath for St. Patrick's Day. 


off-white rag wreath


You could use whatever color you'd like to accent your wreath. 


rag wreath with green accents



That's it, I fluffed it up and hung the wreath on a DIY wreath hanger... stay tuned that tutorial is on its way! 


rag wreath on beaded wreath hanger


I love making rag wreaths no matter where the fabric comes from, like this one with my husband's plaid pajama pants! 


Please pin--->> 


rag wreath pin


Thanks so much for visiting and before you go please sign up for the Homeroad emails so I can send my latest DIY tutorial straight to you! 


rag wreath with green rags

You can read all about this wreath hanger by visiting this post.


rag wreath on wreath hanger


Homeroad
Homeroad

I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife, mother of 4 daughters, and a grandmother of 5 and counting. I am a retired teacher, a DIY blogger and an artist at heart. .

Older Post Newer Post