I still remember my grade school Christmas show when we belted out the tune “It’s a Marshmallow World.”
Yeah, I know it’s probably on your list of top 10 Christmas songs of all time (has anyone ever heard of it?!).
Cue the music!
It’s a Marshmallow World in the Winter
When the Snow Comes to Cover the Ground
It’s a Time for Play
It’s a Whipped Cream Day
I Wait for it the Whole Year Round …
When the Snow Comes to Cover the Ground
It’s a Time for Play
It’s a Whipped Cream Day
I Wait for it the Whole Year Round …
DIY Marshmallow Wreath
Sorry, got sidetracked in my grade school memories!
So anyway – I decided to do a marshmallow wonderland and make this fabulously delicious looking wreath!
My girls love s’mores so I attached a few skewers with a clothes line (love that it looks like butchers twine) I found at my old standby – the Dollar Store.
How to Make a Marshmallow Wreath
Supplies
* 16″ white foam wreath form
* large marshmallows (I used four bags)
* small marshmallows (just a few handfuls)
* toothpicks
* ribbon for hangingTie the ribbon in a double knot around the wreath, poke in a toothpick then put a marshmallow on top and continue until you’ve covered the whole form.
* large marshmallows (I used four bags)
* small marshmallows (just a few handfuls)
* toothpicks
* ribbon for hangingTie the ribbon in a double knot around the wreath, poke in a toothpick then put a marshmallow on top and continue until you’ve covered the whole form.
The best part was this only took about 1/2 hour. Love me a simple craft!
When you’re done, just pop it in the fridge to harden a bit.
You may want to keep this wreath inside so the critters don’t get to it!
Here are some of my other favorite winter wreaths – I am going to stockpile silver platters so I can make the silver wreath one day!
Vintage Silver Platter Wreath
Do you have a favorite?
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I love all of your wreaths. Love the one with the shovel
i LOVE your marshmallow wreath, kelly!!
I thought all were beautiful and unique. What I realized is that a wreath can consist of anything! Great creative items. They were all my favorites. Now, which do I tackle first? Thank you for sharing.
I went to a workshop last eve at Paper Source in Summit and they had a sunburst wreath made with straws. So cute!
Is it sad that I’ve never heard the marshmallow song until the Target commercials started airing? Crazy, I know. I didn’t do choir in school, maybe that’s why. Any who, love the wreaths!!