Dollar Tree Carrot Wreath

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Learn how to make a Dollar Tree Carrot Wreath in just about 30 minutes. These super cute orange twine-wrapped carrots have been around for several years and are perfect for a variety of sweet Easter crafts. Simple supplies from Dollar Tree transform into the cutest Carrot Wreath with a colorful bow and hand-lettered tag.

Celebrate Spring with a Quick and Easy Dollar Tree Carrot Wreath

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Here's what you need to make a Wreath from Dollar Tree Carrots:

• Easter Carrots; four packs of five – Dollar Tree
• Tombow Dual Brush Pens – 245 Sap Green and 925 Scarlet
• Americana Acrylic Paint by DecoArt – Jack-O-Lantern Orange
• Recycled Cardboard – think shipping box
• Low Temp Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
• Paintbrush
• Shipping Tag; White – Dollar Tree
• Ribbon; 2.5” wide Pastel Plaid – Dollar Tree
• Ribbon; 1/8” Yellow – Dollar Tree
• Scissors – I love my Fiskars!
• Pencil
• DOLLAR TREE CARROT WREATH PATTERNS – download from the bottom of this post ⇓

Here's how to create a Spring Wreath with Mini Carrots:

STEP ONE

To begin the Carrot Wreath, gather all materials and remove supplies from the packaging.  Download, print, and cut out the DOLLAR TREE CARROT WREATH PATTERNS from the bottom of this post ⇓.  Trace onto cardboard with a pencil. 

Carefully cut the large circle from recycled corrugated cardboard with scissors. You can also use a craft knife and a self-healing mat to cut out the wreath pattern from the cardboard.

Cut the smaller circle from recycled cardboard by piercing the point of the scissors through the middle and then cutting out the center circle. This step can be completed with a craft knife.

STEP TWO

Basecoat the front, back, and sides of the recycled cardboard wreath form with Jack-O-Lantern Orange Americana acrylic craft paint and a flat paintbrush. Let dry and apply a second coat, if necessary. 

STEP THREE

Once dry, fit the Dollar Tree twine-wrapped carrots around the wreath form until you are pleased with the composition. The eight-inch wreath form pattern will fit 20 of the orange twine carrots. 

Remove the carrots and attach them one at a time to the wreath form using a glue gun and glue sticks.  You can use liquid craft glue, just allow for drying time.

STEP FOUR

The last carrot was a bit of a tight fit, so gently squeeze the foam-based carrot between your fingers and thumb to make it skinnier, and then insert it, securing it with glue.

STEP FIVE

Tie a bow with pastel plaid ribbon, cut a triangular notch from each end, and attach it to the bottom of the wreath with a glue gun and glue sticks. Cutting notches from the ends of the ribbon prevents fraying.

On a white shipping tag, hand-letter CARROTS 25₵ EACH with 245 Sap Green Dual Brush Pen and then outline the tag with 925 Scarlet Deep Orange Dual Brush Pen using the bullet tip. 

Attach the tag to the wreath with a length of skinny yellow ribbon tied in a bow through the plaid bow. Glue a loop of skinny yellow ribbon to the back of the wreath to create a hanger.

Download the Dollar Tree Carrot Wreath Patterns HERE

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Dollar Tree Carrot Wreath for Spring

The rustic twine-wrapped carrots give a fun farmhouse style to this quick and easy Spring Wreath with Dollar Tree Twine Carrots going together in just about 30 minutes. Perfect for the Carrot Lover in your life!

I have seen expensive varieties of this Carrot Wreath online and at the big-box department stores, so making this super sweet version for just about $8.00 is a big win in my crafty playbook!

More Carrot Crafts and Printables

Quick and easy Dollar Tree Clothespin Bunnies are the cutest 15 minute craft for Easter. Ideal for tucking into the kiddos baskets or even hiding in a plastic egg for the Easter egg hunt. 

If quick and easy is your thing then this adorable Carrot Button Craft with Free Printable Carrot Activity Games is the perfect Easter activity to create with the kiddos in just about 15 minutes with buttons. 

This bright and colorful Clay Pot Carrot Container goes together quickly and easily with the limited supplies I already had in my craft stash.  Hide some treats inside and drop them off on your neighbor’s front porch for a sweet Easter, Passover, or Spring surprise.

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