A back to school wreath is the perfect teacher’s gift or the perfect adornment for your home this fall. As we move towards the end of the summer break you can take the time left and try making one last summer wreath project to get ready for fall that will be truly appreciated by a person that matters so much in the life of a kid, the teacher. Learn How to Make a Teacher’s Back to School Wreath that will accompany the teacher throughout the whole school year which will look wonderful in their office or in the class room.
How to Make a Teacher’s Back to School Wreath
Image via: Etsy – Made for Bri – Back to school wreath
Back to School Supplies to make a Wreath
Crayons (lots of them, the exact amount depends on the size of your wreath frame)
Decorations (assorted color buttons, small chalkboard, apples, ribbon etc.)
Craft Ribbon for hanging
Back to school wreath video:
You can find the link to the how to make a back to school wreath here.
Back to School Wreath Directions:
- To make a Back to School Wreath you will first need to unpack your crayons.
- Add some liquid glue onto a portion of one side of the wooden wreath frame.
- Add some hot glue to the same portion and press the crayons one by one next to each other to secure them onto the frame. Take care to glue them in a uniform matter and try not to use same colored crayons next to each other. Let the glue dry completely.
- Arrange the decorations over the crayons and once you have found the best places for them, glue them onto the crayons using liquid glue and hot glue.
- Add a ribbon for hanging. Done!
Make good use of a back to school sale in your area:
To keep the expenses for making this cute wreath low, try to find back to school supplies at your local stores. They often offer 2-for-1 deals, or “BOGO” – buy one get one free deals. Back to school season is perfect for stocking up on wreath materials!
Where to search for wreath materials:
Making wreaths often require some special wreath materials, which are really easy to find in hobby stores or the craft area of your local big box store. Online shops are a great source for such wreath materials, too.
Creative teachers gifts ideas:
Giving a thoughtful gift to a teacher is a way to give something back to someone who is such an important person in every kid’s life. Making a gift by yourself adds even more to it, since it really shows your appreciation. Use items that are practical for a teacher to use or that will remind them of their students or efforts to show them how important they are.
We love these teachers gift ideas from our Burlap and Succulents shop:
Making a colorful Teacher’s Back to School Wreath is a really easy project that you can make in less than a day and the supplies needed are easy to find and not at all expensive. You can try to mix up the colors or even make a rainbow effect by placing the colors in a way they resemble a rainbow. Add some fun elements like ABC blocks to complete the academic look and the wreath will be for sure a favorite item for any teacher to have.
For more fall wreath ideas visit our fall category!
Marie says
What a fun and creative wreath! Very colorful and cheerful 🙂
Ronique Gibson says
Thanks Marie, I love that you could mix up the crayon colors to match your decor, or your teacher’s classroom or school colors!
Kate says
I have to admit that this is pretty awesome! I cannot see me making this for my daughter’s teacher without fighting with myself about keeping it! lol
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Ronique Gibson says
Ha!! Thanks Kate, I know I think I’d want to keep it in my home too 🙂
Lisa says
This is absolutely adorable! What a fun project!
Debbie Mayfield says
This is so cute!
Jen Goode says
I love this crayon wreath… so adorable! I’ve picked it as one of my Back-to-school project features in this week’s Monday Funday party. Thank you so much for sharing!
Virginia says
Very cute idea! I’m a High School teacher and I am feeling a little bit jealous this time of year seeing all the cute things that are gifted to Elementary School teachers! lol, this is adorable though!
Virginia
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Erlene says
Cute idea and perfect gift to take to a teacher for the start of the school year.