Easy Snowflake Garland

Once you decide you're taking down the Christmas decorations you're left with nothing... or are you?  Here is a quick and easy dollar store project you can do in no time and leave up all winter! ...

I began with a few cards of snowflake ornaments from the Dollar Tree. 

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I bought about 4-5 cards of ornaments to make a garland. 

I tied the snowflakes onto white cotton twine. 

I tied some close to the string and hung some down lower. 

When I got all the snowflakes tied to the twine I grabbed some baker's twine. 

I ran a length of baker's twine down the length of my garland. 

I began tying the baker's twine using little lengths of the twine. 

Next, I grabbed a roll of lace ribbon. 

I also did the same with a long length of white glitter ribbon from Dollar Tree. 

I ran the lace ribbon and the white ribbon down the length of the snowflake garland as well, tying them on using the small pieces of baker's twine. 

Before I knew it I had a gorgeous winter ribbon to hang on my DIY hook rack. 

This was done similar to the Christmas Dollar Tree Garland I made recently. 

The "Get Cozy" sign and the wooden snowflake I added to the hooks came from the Dollar Spot at Target. 

This can be kept up all winter to decorate baskets, wreaths, or even DIY board and batten hooks. 

I have a few more DIY winter projects you may love including a front door winter basket that is my favorite! 

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