These M&Ms are so tasty that some of them unfortunately never made it to the wreath. The gingerbread flavor can be found exclusively at WalMart.
Back to the tutorial…
First, wrap your wreath form with ribbon.


Next, lay out your M&Ms on the wreath in your desired design. Leave a space at the top for a bow.
Hot glue the M&Ms to the wreath. I found that using a long string of glue and putting on about 4 M&Ms at once was easier that gluing them one at a time.


Tie your bow on and you’re ready to hang it.
Give your M&Ms a thin coat of clear nail polish to ensure that they remain intact. Do not use Mod Podge to seal your wreath. Mod Podge disentegrates the candy coating.
If you need some festive holiday decorating ideas, check out these fun Gingerbread M&M’s crafts. If you have some creative ideas of your own, participate in the Gingerbread M&M Instagram contest to win a great prize.


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To see another one of my Christmas Wreaths, check out myFelt Rosette Wreath.
Amy Latta says
Clever and festive! And betcha it smells delicious! How did you manage to glue them all on there instead of eating them!?
Kelly @ Here Comes the Sun says
I bought an extra bag just for snacking!
Melanie @ bear rabbit bear says
Cute idea. Great way to use M & Ms
Britni Vigil says
This is so cute, love it!
Heather SettingforFour says
An edible wreath – great idea! How fun!! Luv my M & Ms!!!
Morena Hockley says
Super cute!