Today I am sharing a fun tutorial on how to make a lovely clay pot wreath. The weather is warming up, so now is the perfect time to add some garden-inspired projects to my home.

One of the things I love most about this wreath is that it cost me under $15 for the supplies. I love a good bargain!

Supplies I Used:

• Terra Cotta Clay Pots (I used seven 2.5 inch pots and eight 3.5 inch pots.)
• 14 inch Wire Wreath Form
• Jute Twine
• Spanish Moss
• Hot Glue Gun/Glue Sticks
• Scissors

Instructions:

1. Cut the twine into long strings. Insert each string into the clay pots.
2. Tightly tie the pots to the wire wreath.

• 3. Continue arranging and tying the pots until the wreath is mostly covered.

• 4. Glue the moss to cover all the empty spaces on the wreath. Also glue some moss inside of the pots.

• 5. If any of the pots or moss feel loose, just use some more of the hot glue to keep everthing in place.

I enjoyed making this wreath, and I love that I found almost all of the supplies at Dollar Tree. I like to find ways to share projects on this blog that are still beautiful but don’t cost an insane amount of money.

Thanks for reading!