You could use this method to make a wreath for anything.

Just use different colored burlap and decorations!

Here's how I made this:

- approximately 20 ft of 2 inch burlap 

- foam wreath base

- hot glue

- decorations

1. Tightly wrap the burlap around the wreath base

overlapping each piece about 1 inch to avoid bubbles

2. When it is completely wrapped, secure with hot glue

so that both ends are on the same side - the back

3. Make a bow of your choosing.

I do mine the easy way.

- reserve a 6 inch piece of burlap.

This will be used for the center.

- start with about 2 ft of burlap or ribbon

- hold in your hand so that you have only a few 

inches hanging off to one side, and a longer piece

on the other side.

- pulling from the longer piece, use your free hand to

make 3 circles about 6 inches long holding  

it between your fingers each time you loop it to keep

it from unraveling.

- once you are satisfied with the length of your circles,

pinch in the middle so you have 3 loops on each side.

- I like to tie it with a thread to secure their position, or you can 

go ahead and wrap it with that 6 inch piece that is reserved.

- hot glue the center piece so it is nice and snug and the 

ends are in the back of the bow.

4. Attach the bow using hot glue.

I suggest putting it over the part on your wreath

where the ends meet to hide any exposed edges and such.

5. Glue, tie, or stick on your decorations!