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Make a Family Tree Wreath

1 November 2011 14,694 views 5 Comments

by rhonda

Why relegate those old family photos to a shoebox in the back of the closet?  Put them on display with this creative idea from Jenn at Rook No. 17.  She made a set of free printables that you can use to recreate this wonderful family tree wreath!  Rather than using the original photos, she made copies of them instead, keeping the heirloom prints safe and intact for the enjoyment of future generations.  This would make an excellent gift for parents, grandparents, or family historians.  Or make one featuring both sides of a newly-joined family as a wedding gift!  [how to make a family tree wreath]

Project estimate:

  • Canvas drop cloth, about $5 and up
  • Wreath form, $1 and up
  • Freezer paper, on hand or $1 and up
  • Leaf template, free
  • Wire, on hand or $1 and up
  • Sewing notions, on hand
  • Printable  photo frames, free
  • Cardboard, on hand
  • Scanned or photocopied family photos, on hand
  • Distressing ink, on hand or about $2 ad up
  • Glue, on hand

Total:  about $6 and up

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5 Comments »

  • Erin Creamer said:

    Thank you for sharing! I absolutely love it & what a wonderful Christmas gift this will make! :)

  • Jenn Erickson/Rook No. 17 said:

    Rhonda, thank you so much for featuring my family tree wreath! I hope some of the Dollar Store Crafts fans will feel inspired to make one of their own!

    Jenn/Rook No. 17

  • BKWilliams said:

    This is a great wreath! It would make a beautiful gift for a newlywed couple, with photos of both families.

  • Shan said:

    I absolutely love this…so pretty!

  • 15 Grandparents Day Crafts & Activities said:

    [...]  Family Tree Wreath {tutorial} ~ A beautiful and unique way to display your heirloom photos.  Using copies of course. [...]

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