It's actually cardboard! Make a faux fir wreath from paper towel rolls

Faux fir wreath: supplies

Faux fir wreath: instructions

1. Cut the 21 cm (8″) cardboard tubes in half lengthwise to make two pieces measuring 10 cm (4″) and 11 cm (4½″). Use either ready-made green paints or mix two hues—one darker and one lighter—for a fir-like tone. Paint the inside of each roll with the darker shade and the outside with the lighter shade at least three times, letting each coat dry in between painting. The paint helps stiffen the cardboard and prevents the wreath from stretching out of shape when finished.

2. Loosely bend the rolls in half and cut them into rings about 1 cm (⅜″) wide. You’ll need 94 rings for the wreath, so you’ll have some leftover cardboard. Cut the leftovers into rings as well and keep them for spares.

3. Fold the rings to create petals. Leave 24 pieces as petals, then fold the remaining rings in half again to create seed leaves. Glue the stems of the seed leaves together so they don’t open. Then glue two seed leaves inside each petal, creating 24 shapes in total. If the cut edges are stick out, dab on some paint you used on the rolls’ outside. Let the paint dry fully.

4. Glue twelve shapes tightly together to form a circle. Don’t skimp on glue. If you see any excess glue, dab on the same paint you used on the rolls’ outside.

5. Glue another twelve shapes around the initial circle to extend the design, then place pairs of seed leaves in the gaps along the outer edge. Apply glue to both the shapes' edges and stems to make the ring sturdy. Finally, thread the wreath with a ribbon to hang it, and tie a bow to form a loop.