A wreath for a natural Christmas

Pass the thread through the needle and attach it to the back of the wreath. Pass the needle across the front of the wreath, through the branches, and through a small wooden bead. The needle returns to the back of the wreath or a few centimetres further on: the bead is thus held firmly in place. And again, thread a small bead, every 2 to 3 centimetres... This way, the thread is almost invisible and the beads are scattered all over the front of the wreath.

To make a small bell, take a piece of leather lace about 30 cm long in beige leather (35 cm for the small bell in the center with the brown leather). Tie a knot at the end and thread a wooden bead (2 cm in diameter for small pots) through it. Tie a knot 3 cm higher and pass the lace through the small terracotta pot: the wooden bead should be half visible (it should tinkle against the rim of the pot). Tie a knot just outside the pot to secure the bead. Pass the lace through the branches of the wreath and secure the loop with a sailor's overhand knot, then pass the end back into the pot (cut off if it protrudes from the pot).

Next, the natural leather hearts are suspended by brown leather laces (if leather is not available, natural wooden hearts can also be used, both for their color and their natural material). Finally, a loop made with the 2 leather laces together allows you to hang this simple, natural wreath from your door.