Christmas Crafts: Macaroni Wreaths

I love decorating my house for Christmas with decorations made by my girls. So I’m extra careful every year when I pack their Christmas decorations away because I want to make sure their handprint reindeer, paper plate wreaths and gingerbread man decorations are around for years to come. However, I’m particularly fond of my daughter’s macaroni wreath that I display every year because it reminds me of how my mom displays my macaroni wreath each year. Frankly, that’s why I had my daughter make a macaroni wreath. I wanted to keep the tradition going!

Here’s What You Need to Make a Macaroni Wreath:

• Uncooked macaroni (Any shape except spaghetti, well and linguine, uh and fettucini.)
• Glue
• Cardboard
• Scissors
• Gold spray paint
• Ribbon

Here’s How to Make a Macaroni Wreath:

1. Cut the cardboard so it’s round with a circle cut out in the middle.

2. Glue the macaroni around the cardboard circle.

3. Spray paint the macaroni and cardboard gold.

4. After the paint and glue have dried, attach a bow.

Voila! Now you too have a macaroni wreath to cherish for years to come!