Lighted Burlap Garland
Garland anytime of year, it’s my thing. I love having it on the mantel, changing it out by season or holiday. I saw this Lighted Burlap Garland DIY come across my Facebook news feed and I just to make one for Christmas.
All items for this DIY came from Dollar Tree, cheap and fun to make.
Materials – Dollar Tree Lighted Burlap Garland
- Christmas Lights – Any length
- Tan Burlap Ribbon
- Green Burlap Ribbon
- Red Burlap Ribbon
- Scissors
This Christmas craft is very simple, so grab your materials and let’s get started!
Instructions
- Open up the Christmas Lights and stretch them out
- Cut up each of your colors of burlap in 8-10 inch length pieces.
- Now cut each piece of burlap in half, long and narrow (will be 2 long pieces per each piece of ribbon that you have cut.
- Rotating colors of ribbon, tie each piece between the bulbs. (I tied one but you can double if you want).
- Keep going until you have done the full strand of lights.
- Plug it in and enjoy!
There you have it, your own Lighted Burlap Garland to add to your Christmas home decor. What do you think?
I am loving making all of these fun, cheap Christmas decorations, they have so much more meaning than just buying them already made. I will probably do my own every year.
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Dollar Tree Lighted Burlap Garland
Simple and fun Dollar Tree Christmas Craft
Materials
- Christmas Lights (any length)
- Tan Burlap Ribbon
- Red Burlap Ribbon
- Green Burlap Ribbon
- Scissors
Instructions
- Open up the Christmas Lights and stretch them out
- Cut up each of your colors of burlap in 8-10 inch length pieces.
- Now cut each piece of burlap in half, long and narrow (will be 2 long pieces per each piece of ribbon that you have cut.
- Rotating colors of ribbon, tie each piece between the bulbs. (I tied one but you can double if you want).
- Keep going until you have done the full strand of lights.
- Plug it in and enjoy!