Lady twists mop heads with wire. This winter DIY is popping up everywhere

Start by removing the mop heads from their handles, ensuring you only have the cotton strands.

Cut the wire into manageable pieces, about 40-50 cm each, depending on the size of your desired wreath.

Gather the mop strands in small sections and twist them tightly around each wire piece to form a sturdy base.

Continue twisting and securing the strands with wire until you have a long, thick rope-like piece.

Shape the twisted mop strands into a circle, securing the ends together with additional wire to form the wreath's base.

Use the hot glue gun to attach decorative elements such as pinecones, ribbons, or faux berries onto the wreath.

Allow the glue to dry completely before hanging your wreath.

For a personalized touch, consider using colored mop heads or dyeing the strands in soft pastel shades for a delicate winter look. You can also incorporate seasonal scents by attaching cinnamon sticks or dried orange slices to the wreath. If you prefer a more natural appearance, leave the wreath undecorated and let the texture of the twisted mop heads take center stage. Experiment with different sizes and shapes, such as oval or heart-shaped wreaths, to suit your space and style.