Do you enjoy an easy craft project? How about an easy craft with two simple steps that can be made in 10 minutes? Today, we’re crafting a beautiful DIY moss wreath using self stick moss, perfect for your front door, front porch, or enhancing your home decor. Yes, you heard it right, self stick moss! It’s the perfect touch to add natural elements from spring through fall. If this is the first time working with this type of moss, I’m here to say it’s AMAZING! So, let’s begin this easy craft together. Grab a wreath form, moss sheets, and your craft supplies, and let’s create beautiful moss wreaths to add to your decor or front door. I’ll be sharing tips on incorporating sheet moss, choosing the best wreath form, and knowing when to use hot glue to create the perfect touch to this wreath.

When it comes to moss, whether reindeer moss, sheet moss, moss balls, or a DIY wreath. Incorporating natural elements such as moss and dried lavender buds on a grapevine wreath adds the perfect touch to home decor.

Moss, including reindeer moss and moss sheets, can be used both outdoors and indoors without any concerns.

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Most Asked Questions

What can I use sheet moss for?

Working with sheet moss, especially self stick moss, is simple to work with for many easy craft projects. Cutting strips of moss with scissors is easy. Simply peel the baking off and add it to any craft project.

• Straw Wreath: Cover a straw wreath strip of moss to add natural elements to your home.
• Self Stick Moss: Cover old cans to make a vase with self stick moss. This is such an easy craft for them to use to create centerpieces for the spring season.
• Moss Sheets: Moss sheets are perfect to add to bare pots – terracotta flower pots are the perfect touch to add to a wreath form. Add floral foam with a dot of hot glue to the bottom of the flower pots. Use high-quality silk flowers wrapped with floral wire. Add the flowers to the Styrofoam into the flower pots. Add this DIY wreath to a front door or front porch.
• Pretty Moss Wreaths: Add reindeer moss or sheet moss to a wreath form or a wire wreath frame to create a DIY moss wreath. This is the perfect touch to add to home decor, front door, and spring season front porch.
• Sheet Moss: Sheet moss is a great way to add glass vases, wood, and ceramic flower pots to add natural elements and natural beauty to home decor and the front door.

Can you put preserved moss outside?

Moss, including reindeer moss and moss sheets, can be used both outdoors and indoors without any concerns.

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How can I use Reindeer Moss?

Preserved reindeer moss can last for years, here are some common uses:

• Preserved moss wall art from Terrarium Tribe is an easy craft that uses mood moss, sheet moss, and reindeer moss. Great tutorial! I have seen moss walls with faux succulent cuttings too. Visit Cottage On Bunkerhill.  Jennifer shares a wonderful tutorial!
• Add reindeer moss to potted flowers and floral silk flowers as a decorative element.
• Read and learn a great way and easy craft to make silk flowers look real!

Where To Buy Self Stick Moss Sheets?

• Michaels stores
• Hobby Lobby
• Amazon
• Dollar Tree
• Dollar Store

Craft Supplies Needed:

• straw wreath or wire wreath form – Michaels stores or Hobby Lobby
• self-stick moss sheets – Hobby Lobby, Michaels stores, or Amazon
• scissors
• hot glue gun and glue sticks
• tiny sticks – (optional)

How To Make A DIY Moss Wreath Self Stick Moss

Step 1: Craft Supplies Measure Cut Moss

First, lay out your craft supplies.  A straw wreath straw wreath, sheet moss, and scissors. You will notice my straw wreath is painted brown. Originally, I planned to use it for another project. I changed direction and used a wire wreath frame for that easy craft project.

Cut your strip of moss. I cut each strip of moss approximately four inches wide.

Pro Tip: If you choose to use a wire wreath frame. Add burlap ribbon with a dot of hot glue to the end of the ribbon and hold it to set. Wrap the wire wreath frame and a dot of hot glue to the other end. Hold it to set. 

Step 2: Wrapping the Wreath with the Moss Sheets

Take the first strip of moss and carefully remove the backing. Sheet moss is extremely sticky, I wanted to share that little bit of information. Add the moss strip to the wreath form and smooth with your hand.

Save any extra pieces. These will be added to the wreath form to fill the bare spots.

This moss is so sticky there’s no need for hot glue when using a straw wreath as mentioned in my above tip.

Pro Tip: If you are using a foam wreath form, I recommend using a low-temperature setting and adding a little bit of hot glue before adding each strip of moss. The strips of moss will not stick as well as it does using a straw wreath for this project. I have done this in the past and needed to go back and add hot glue.  Learn from my mistakes. My job is to share this information, so your craft projects work well.

The next step is optional; however, it adds a perfect touch to finish this DIY moss wreath. After gathering small sticks from our backyard, I broke them into small pieces and added hot glue to each stick to make a rustic nest for the corner of the wreath. This adds charm to the wreath. Add a small feather for the perfect finishing touch.   Feel free to add small silk flowers or leave your wreath plain. Babies breathe or small rose buds would be very charming.

Wreath Form Options:

• straw wreath
• metal wreath frame
• embroidery hoop
• grapevine wreath

Note: As always use caution when using a hot glue gun. Keep children and pets from getting tangled in the cord and out of reach to avoid burns.

Conclusion:

Embracing The Beauty DIY Moss Wreaths For Home Decor

In conclusion, crafting your own DIY moss wreath using self stick moss is not only an easy craft project but also an easy way to bring natural elements and natural materials into your home. Whether you choose to add this to your front door, or front porch, or incorporate moss sheets into various home decor elements, the possibilities are endless. This guide, from measuring and cutting the moss to wrapping it around the wreath form, ensures pretty moss wreaths. Don’t be afraid to explore different wreath form options and experiment with additional natural elements like small sticks, feathers, or silk flowers for your wreath. With the versatility of moss, including reindeer moss and moss sheets both indoors and outdoors, your DIY moss wreath becomes a timeless piece from season to season.

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