You will also want:
- A little bow, or ribbon to make a bow and hanger.

To begin, weave 6 hexagons. To join them to a wreath, you can use a joining method as if you were making a dish cloth, but without the center hexagon.

Here’s a video that shows you how to join the hexagons.

If you are using Noro Kureyon, you may consider felting the wreath. I recommend felting it by hand, just rub it in hot water and with some Dawn dish detergent until you reach a desired felting level. Yes, it will shrink a little bit, but it will also thicken and stiffen, which makes the ornament hang straight more easily. Note: The samples shown here are not felted, so that step is really optional.

I sewed on the bow, but you can also use a glue gun. For the hanger, I cut a piece of ribbon, about 8” long, and pulled it through the fabric at the top of the wreath.

The most difficult part of this project is probably to decide where you’re going to put it.