These Wreaths Are Frugal, Sustainable, and Too Darned Cute!

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flower wreath on antique wheel

You know the saying, one person’s trash is another person’s treasure? Well, I bet you never expected to see “trash” upcycled in such an eye-appealing way! This week’s Happy Friday tip comes from Hip2Save reader Krystal, who makes cute wreaths from sustainable items to give as frugal (and clever) decor and gifts.


I love to make gifts for people for all occasions. Not only does it save money, but it makes the gift a little extra special because I made it myself with my ideas and my time. I will buy stuff at yard sales or after holidays sales to save them for future use.

frugal DIY wreath with cutting shears

For instance, red ribbon and flowers go on sale after Christmas, but you can still use it for upcoming Valentine’s Day, or even for birthdays year round! You can even find stuff for cheap or free at yard sales and reuse them for arrangements or gifts. I also reuse all kinds of bottles like glass and wine bottles. The things I use are normally thrown away, so these projects also save the environment.


Who knew that old cutting shears could be so pretty?! 😍

What a fun way to recycle older items into such gorgeous decor! Thank you, Krystal, for sharing your beautiful projects and this frugal decor and gift idea with us.

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About the writer:

Emily obtained her Bachelor's degrees from Clarkson University with 5 years of content writing experience specializing in health, beauty, fashion, home, & living frugally.


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Comments 12

  1. Jennifer

    Great idea, so pretty!

    • Krystal F

      Thank you

  2. Lori

    You’re very talented!

    • Krystal F

      Thank you so much

  3. hbee

    So cute and clever!!

  4. Angela V.

    So creative and love that you reused/repurposed items! 🙂

  5. Bossmom

    Great idea! So cute, classy, and fab!

  6. Denah Pryor

    That is my talented sister. You go girl.

    • Jennifer

      And creative! I never would of thought of this. I am now going to look out for some rusty treasures on my yard sale trip tomorrow to repurpose.

  7. Casey Meyers

    I try and pick things that aren’t so themed that way I can use them whenever and not just at a specific time.

  8. Rhonda

    Awesome! It looks gorgeous!

  9. Jb

    Depends on what you do with the wreath when you’re done with it, if it “saves the environment”

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