Looking to draw a festive holiday wreath with a big bow and ornaments? You’ve come to the right place! In this easy step-by-step tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw a cute cartoon-style Christmas wreath — perfect for kids, classrooms, and beginner artists.
This guide is perfect for:
- Children learning to draw holiday symbols 🎄
- Beginners practicing basic shapes and decorations ✏️
- Teachers and parents planning Christmas art activities 🎨
🎀 Why Learn From Us?
At Easy Things to Draw, we specialize in fun, beginner-friendly drawing tutorials designed for children and creative learners. With over a decade of experience in art education, we know how to keep art simple, engaging, and festive!
✅ What Makes This Wreath Drawing Tutorial Special?
– 💡 Uses easy circles, curves, and ribbons
– 🌿 Full of holiday cheer with bows, leaves, and ornaments
– 🖍️ Perfect for holiday cards, posters, and classroom displays
– 😊 Customizable: add faces, names, glitter, and more!
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What You Need
- Pencil ✏️
- Eraser
- Black pen or outlining marker 🖊️
- Coloring tools (crayons, markers, or pencils)
- Drawing paper 📄
- Festive imagination! 🎁
Step by Step Christmas Wreath Drawing Instructions
Step 1 – Draw the Bow
Start by drawing an oval in the center of the page. Add two big loops on each side of the oval to make a bow shape.
Step 2 – Add the Ribbon Tails
From the bottom of the bow, draw two pointed ribbon shapes hanging down like upside-down triangles. These make the bow look complete.
Step 3 – Draw the Wreath Base
Around the bow, draw a large, fluffy circle using bumpy curves. This is the shape of your wreath — like a puffy donut or cloud.
Step 4 – Add Holly and Ornaments
Under the ribbon, draw a few holly leaves with pointy edges. Then, add two round ornament shapes — one on each side of the wreath.
Step 5 – Add More Ornaments
Draw two more ornaments near the bottom of the wreath. Try to space them evenly so your design looks balanced.
Step 6 – Draw a Happy Face
Finally, give your wreath a cheerful personality by adding two dot eyes and a cute smiling mouth near the bottom center.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What colors should I use for the wreath?
Green for the leaves, red for the bow, and a mix of festive colors like gold, silver, and blue for the ornaments. Feel free to get creative!
Can I decorate it with extra details?
Absolutely! You can draw candy canes, stars, bells, or even write someone’s name in the center.
Is this a good classroom art project?
Yes! It’s simple, symmetrical, and great for holiday-themed art boards, cards, and take-home crafts.
What if I mess up the shape?
No problem! You can always trace lightly with pencil first and use an eraser if needed. Wreaths are naturally imperfect — that’s what makes them look real!
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You Did It!
Great work! You’ve just drawn a joyful and festive Christmas wreath, perfect for decorating or giving as a handmade gift. Whether you keep it simple or add your own creative touches, it’s a beautiful way to celebrate the season.
👉 Want more holiday fun? Check out our drawing tutorials for Santa, stockings, sleighs, snow globes, and more — your whole Christmas scene awaits!
Happy Drawing and Merry Christmas! 🎀🌟