The magical Advent season and of course the Christmas season itself are approaching. Are you as excited as we are? Then you can hardly wait to make the first preparations: Advent calendar, the first Christmas decorations and of course the beautiful Advent wreath! And today, apart from its traditional shape, there are a wide variety of variants from modern to Scandinavian to purist and lush and colorful to hanging. Today we will show you again how you can create an Advent wreath on a tray.
Homemade Advent decorations – practical, beautiful and individual
Anyone who imagines something complicated under the Advent wreath on a tray is seriously mistaken. It's a simple project that anyone can try because it doesn't require any extra effort like the classics. Both puristic and more lavish arrangements are possible, becauseTablets offer enough spaceto design and can be round, square or rectangular as desired. What's also particularly practical is that you can easily rearrange the entire arrangement at any time without ruining anything. So get started right away, collect any decorative materials and of course candles and put together your own, individual design.
Make your own Advent wreath on a tray – you are spoiled for choice
If you would like to decorate the entire arrangement for the Advent wreath on a tray yourself, you can basically use anything that you associate with Christmas and that you like. Really everything! Set up four pillar candles, preferably in different sizes and with numbers. Then distribute the remaining materials around it.Fir greens and conesfor example, Christmas tree balls, cinnamon sticks or baked cookies/salt dough molds, berries, Christmas figures such as angels, deer or Christmas trees and, and, and...
Craft idea with cans
- 4 empty and clean cans without labels
- 4 candles
- white acrylic paint and sponge
- Christmas paper
- double-sided tape
- Sand, earth or other filling material
- Felt-tip pen, ruler, pencil, scissors
- coarse sea salt
- Decorations such as ribbons, pine greens, nuts, balls, artificial snow
Paint the cans the white color. If you also wrap the paper around it afterwards, you don't have to paint the entire can, just the edges where the metal will be visible. Then measure the circumference and height of the cans and cut the paper. It should be slightly longer than the circumference of the can so that it can overlap. It is best to use double-sided tape to attach the paper strips to the cans.
Then fill the jars with your chosen filling material, insert the candles and fill with fake snow to cover the material. Insert a few green branches all around and decorate with any other materials such as ribbons, bows and the like. Place the candle holders on the tray and place other decorations around them.
Make a beautiful backdrop
You can use cardboard to make a beautiful backdrop for your Advent wreath on a tray. Whether it's a row of houses or Christmas trees, it doesn't matter. It gives the wreath an extravagance that no one else you know will have. Such silhouettes can also be purchased ready-made in craft and decoration stores, so all you have to do is set them up.
Advent wreath on a tray – quick variant for the Advent season
But even if you're not the crafty type, you can put together an Advent wreath on a tray. Simply use a ready-made wreath that you simply place on any tray. Or for onemore puristic modelSimply get a candle holder, place it on the base and decorate around it.
As an alternative to the tray, you can also use a flat decorative plate. Place a wreath on top or make your own arrangement in the colors you want. Remember that the Advent wreath on the tray will also decorate the festive table on Christmas Eve and should therefore ideally match the color of the table decorations.
Unusual Advent wreath in a rectangular shape with wooden cones as Christmas trees
It doesn't have to be anything complicated to make a great impression. Get a candle holder and hot glue them to the tray. Do the same with some wooden cones – modern Christmas trees. Then you can spread real or artificial pine greenery around it.
Make a lavishly designed candle tray yourself for Advent
If you like working with plants, you can also make your own arrangement and use succulents or artificial plants for this purpose.
Advent wreath ideas – decorate in a modern and puristic way with pine cones or succulents
Succulents are also ideal for modern Advent calendars on the tray. However, if you like things to be not only modern but also purist, you should use as few decorative elements as possible. A few branches and cones around pillar candles, for example, are ideal.
Advent wreath on a tray – round decoration with metal candlestick