Step 2. Cover the second wreath with the burlap ribbon. I actually used scotch tape to secure the burlap ribbon in place. I like to try to make my seasonal decorations as temporary as possible, just in case I want to use the supplies for something else during the year! I continued wrapping the ribbon around the wreath and just tucked it into the back of the wreath.
Step 3. Cut your reclaimed wood down to size (approximately 15 inches).
Step 4. Tie your wood pieces together in an “x” shape. I used some cute red and tan rustic baker’s twine, but you can really use any other type of ribbon or string.
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