Pallet Snowflake Wreath

I needed new wreaths for my front door and wanted to do something different that green type wreaths. Hubby had a pallet in his truck from his brother and I said, could you cut out the boards.  I need them.

We cut, nailed and painted and then that pallet became this.

I had seen something similar on Pinterest and made it my way. I used things from the Dollar Tree and some ribbon from last year. 

Here's how I made them:

• Hubby cut the pallet boards out with out having to remove any nails. 
  If you cut down the middle of the pallet board, you will get boards and you don't have to remove any nails.
• Hubby nailed the four boards together
  It was easier to nail four boards together and then cut out the circle, since some of the boards are different heights, hubby made sure they would not come apart.  Hubby does get carried away with nails.
• I used a large bucket for the circle. 
• Hubby then cut out the circle

He wanted to make sure it didn't come undone. I don't think there is a chance.

• Paint them black
  I painted them black. I had some high gloss black paint and gave it two coats. (Sorry no pic)
• Add decor
  I hand did the letters with some white paint. For the "O" I used a plastic snowflake that I got at the Dollar Tree, it was a two pack.  I glued it in with superglue and then put a tack at the top where the hole was. Now I know it won't come off.
  
  
  
  
  
  For around the outside, I had some snowflakes that I got at Hobby Lobby on sale.  Even though they were stick-ons, I still added some superglue. I used the smaller ones.
  
  
  
  
  

I made a bow from ribbon left over from last year. The greenery was free and the white items came from the Dollar Tree.

  All in, it cost about $5 for both wreaths. 

Here they are on my front door. 

Decorated front porch. The sun was shining a little too much. lol!

My friend gave me this Santa so he went into my sleigh. I have him under the roof so he won't get wet. He is so cute. 

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