I Made This Dollar Tree Moss Rock Wreath for Just $11!

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Make an easy and affordable dollar tree moss rock wreath! 

close up of dollar tree moss wreath

Make this super cute mossy wreath I created out of mostly Dollar Tree supplies! It’s a frugal craft I enjoyed completing, and it also looks fantastic in my home!

I love the classic farmhouse style of a moss wreath, but they can be pretty pricey. I once saw an identical one at Crate and Barrel priced at almost $100! You can make your own similar style for so much less, and today I’m sharing how to make my less expensive mossy wreath.

dollar tree bag and crafting materials

I only spent about $11 on supplies from Dollar Tree!

Unfortunately, Dollar Tree no longer carries the bags of moss I purchased, but there are many larger bags of moss available on Amazon. The 14-inch wreath form I used is from Dollar Tree. Other than that, you’ll need a glue gun, lots of glue sticks, and some patience.

Hip Tip: The ribbon I used to hang my wreath was a leftover inexpensive Christmas ribbon from Costco. I always look for the solid colors they carry during the holidays, like white and burlap, to stock up for crafts and wrapping throughout the year. Here’s a similar type of burlap ribbon on Amazon.

hand holding the edge of the moss wreath on counter

A super simple process to make this wreath!

I created straight rows of moss stones all around the wreath. Then I figured out I could make the stones go further by cutting them in half lengthwise using scissors! I glued a couple of rows of those to fill in the gaps in the middle of the wreath.

scissors cutting into piece of green moss

green moss wreath on counter


DIY Moss Rock Wreath

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Directions

1

Apply hot glue to adhere the moss rocks to the wire wreath. I glued them in three rows: inner, middle, and outer row.

2

Cut remaining stones in half long ways and glue them above and below the middle row to fill in the gaps.

3

Glue a loop of ribbon around the top of the wreath, and then tie another piece of ribbon into a bow on top. Hang the wreath on a hook or wreath hanger.


moss wreath with burlap bow hanging on shiplap wall

Look how pretty this mossy wreath turned out!

I ended up placing it on my front door since it’s so cute and can be enjoyed year-round. You can always add some craft moss in between the rocks if you have any to fill in any gaps. I just liked this simplistic look. I really feel like this looks more high-end than the dollar store, and it was simple to create, too!

Hip Tip: Be careful with hot glue, as I sustained some painful burns while trying to rush. Next time I’m gonna invest in these silicone finger caps to protect myself! Super smart!

woman hanging moss wreath on front door


Check out more seasonal DIYs I’ve done!


About the writer:

Lina has a Bachelor's Degree from Northern Arizona University with 11 years of blogging and photography experience having work featured in Today.com, Martha Stewart, Country Living, Fox News, Buzzfeed, and HGTV.


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  1. momofthreenboys

    So pretty, thank you! I found finger protectors at Dollar Tree, in the craft section. 😊

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Oh nice! That’s a great find πŸŽ‰

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