DIY large wreath made from hula hoop and garden clippings!

Extra large garden wreaths for the wall or mantelpiece are on trend, but they're so expensive to buy! Garden designer Jane Beedle shows you how to make this super-easy DIY wreath from a child's hula hoop and garden clippings. Plus more stylish festive decorating tips from things you'll find in the garden for nothing.

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For the Twig wreath tutorial, see:    • How to make a beautiful TWIG WREATH from t...  

Buy hula hoops on Amazon - I bought this 60cm child's hula hoop from Hoopomania: https://amzn.to/2DTkLYw Note that Amazon links are affiliate which means I get a small fee for qualifying purchases, but it doesn't affect the price you pay. Also note that Jane found her hula hoops more cheaply from a child sports store, so it may be worth looking around.

Large wreaths need a generous amount of fairy lights. We wound a 5m battery fairy light round this large wreath. See: https://amzn.to/2PhDVN2 I have some shorter fairy lights with batteries but they weren't quite long enough for this size of wreath. So check lengths of light before buying.

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