A step-by-step guide to DIY a wood bead Christmas garland. Using unfinished wood beads this project could easily be painted or left as is for neutral Christmas decor!
Once, you have determined your length you can cut the twine and grab your first bead. To make it easier to strand the beads I took clear tape and taped around the end of the twine. That way the ends don’t fray and the beads slide on easily.
Next, take your twine and feed it into the hole of your wooden bead and secure it by tying a knot around the bead.
To achieve this, pass the bead onto the twine’s end, leaving about 5 inches of string at the end of the strand.
Then, thread the twine through the bead once more to form a loop around it. With the remaining 5 inches, create a loop and tie it off, completing your garland.