How to Make a Vintage Tart Tin Wreath – Easy DIY

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Square feature of a tart tin wreath made with vintage tins in star, spade, shell, square with a swirl, and round mold shapes. Mixed in are five copper tart tin molds, green forest moss, small leaf floral picks and succulents placed on an 18-inch grapevine wreath.

Make a tart tin wreath to display vintage tart tins!

For this DIY, I’m using a grapevine wreath from Walmart and vintage tins I’ve collected on various trips to antique shops and thrift stores. I’ll show you how to assemble a beautiful wreath without drilling or harming these lovely tins.

Supplies needed to make a vintage tart tin wreath. Shown: a grapevine wreath, a hot glue gun, vintage tart tins in different shapes like hearts, clovers, square a couple of copper molds, masking tape.

Supplies

How to Make a Vintage Tart Tin Wreath – 3 Easy Steps

STEP 1:

Begin by deciding if you want your tin’s face up, face down, or a mix.

Use masking tape to tape the pipe cleaners to your tins. Tape is not permanent, but it will hold and won’t damage most tins. It may leave a sticky residue, but you can clean that up with Goo Gone if you ever decide to use them for something else later. I also used hot glue to glue the smaller, round tins to the center of my stars. Again, not permanent but also not damaging. Photos below…

Use masking tape to tape pipe cleaners to each tin. This will not damage the tins but it is not a as permanent as using a silicone adhesive that would leave gobs of glue on tins that is not easily removed.
Masking tape is used to secure pipe cleaners.
To put two tins together you can use hot glue but it will not be permanent. Silicone adhesive would be more permanent but would stick to the tin in gobs and be difficult to remove.
Hot glue is used to adhere smaller tins to each star tin.

A more permanent option would be to use Silicone Adhesive. This may leave glue on each tin that may not be removed easily, but it is a more permanent solution. I used a little tape to hold the pipe cleaner in place until the glue set up. Allow the silicone adhesive to set up overnight before going to step 2.

Use silicone adhesive if you want a more permanent hold to the chenille ties used to make a tart tin wreath. I used hot glue which peels off the vintage tart tins easily as not to damage them.

STEP 2:

Attach the tins to the grapevine wreath by pushing the ends of the fuzzy sticks through the branches and twisting to tie at the back.

Push the ends of the pipe cleaner through the grapevine wreath and twist to tie at the back of your wreath.

STEP 3:

Decorate by hot gluing dried floral picks and preserved moss to finish your wreath.

A bag of green dried Forest moss that I picked up at Walmart to add a bit of greenery to my grapevine vintage tart tin wreath.
Vertical straight on shot of a tart tin wreath made with vintage tins in star, spade, shell, square with a swirl, and round mold shapes. Mixed in are five copper tart tin molds, green forest moss, small leaf floral picks and succulents placed on an 18-inch grapevine wreath.

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