32 DIY Easter Wreaths You'll Want to Keep on Your Front Door All Spring
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Your front door is the first thing friends and family see when they arrive for Easter brunch. So this year, why not give them an extra-warm, extra-cheery welcome with one of these cute, colorful Easter wreaths. We've got DIY wreaths that cover a range of crafting skill levels. From beginner crafters to those with years of glue gun and pipe cleaner experience, there is something here for everyone. If you are super short on time there are projects that are oh-so simple and will only take an afternoon complete, like the seed packet wreath. Have more time to linger at the craft table? Then try for one of the more time-intensive, weekend affairs like the rainbow egg wreath.
Why take the time to DIY your own Easter wreath this year, you ask, when you can just as easily pick one up at your local craft store. Well, in our opinion, making the Easter decoration is so much more fulfilling. You'll be able to deck out your home and listen proudly to your guests' compliments, knowing you put in the work to make the occasion special.
So, whether you opt for a cute bunny wreath, a wreath filled with candy (which doubles as the perfect Easter gift for kids!), or a sophisticated floral wreath with which to welcome adults to a spring dinner party, you really can't go wrong. There's an Easter craft here for just about everyone. (Be sure to check out our other favorite spring wreaths and more easy spring crafts too).
Mossy Nest Wreath
Adorn the door with this in-season beauty.
To make: Wrap a wire wreath form in ribbon and loop an additional piece around the top for hanging. Attach tart tins, moss, and quail eggs with hot-glue.
Pom Pom Bunny Wreath
Soft and plush this wreath can be made with homemade or store bought pom-poms.
To make: Make or buy 17 large white pom-poms. Attach to a 12-inch craft ring with hot-glue. Cut ears from white and pink felt; use glue to attach together and then to the back of the craft ring.
Egg Carton Wreath
Made from the common paper egg carton this wreath will look spectacular displayed on a covered door or over the mantel.
To make: Cut individual egg cups from paper egg cartons. Notch and cut decorative edges with scissors. Dye or paint cups desired colors. Attach cups and craft paper leaves to a painted craft ring with hot-glue.
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Easter Funnel Wreath
A galvanized funnel becomes a stunning vase in this simple DIY. Just insert floral foam into the pocket of the funnel, drill a hole in the back, loop wire through, and hang. Arrange your favorite flowers and switch them out as the weeks go on!
Piggin Bucket Easter Wreath
Nothing says Easter quite like a pail bursting with fresh, colorful blooms. Simply pad a wooden bucket with paper towels, then add floral foam and your favorite flowers.
Outsource the crafting by ordering this colorful felt wreath from an Etsy maker.
Watering Can Easter Wreath
Loop wire around the handle of your favorite watering can, hang it from your door, then fill with fresh blooms. It's as easy as that!
Jordan Almond Wreath
Egg-shaped Jordan almonds make an especially sweet spring decoration.
To make: Take a 12-inch Styrofoam wreath form, and beginning with the inside circumference, hot-glue the almonds in place, overlapping a few of them to add dimension. Continue in a circular pattern until the entire front and inner and outer edges of the wreath are covered. Hang with a sturdy piece of cotton ribbon, or oversize rickrack trim as shown.To store the wreath, wrap it in paper, place flat in a box, and keep in a cool, dry spot. It should last for one to two years.
Easter Egg Wreath
Here's a fabulous idea to spruce up the typical Easter wreath: just add eggs! It's sure to make anyone's day.
Make the wreath: Cut 1/4" and 3/8" thick strips of colorful tissue paper. Use glue stick to adhere thinner strips to smaller Styrofoam eggs and thicker strips to larger eggs. Wrap tissue paper around egg lengthwise, then apply second strip horizontally. Continue attaching until the egg is completely covered. Arrange faux leaves and eggs around wreath form and hot glue into place. Secure eggs to each other with hot glue where necessary. Once assembled, hot glue a few more sprigs in between eggs for an extra plush look.
Easter Carrot Wreath
With a few yards of gingham ribbon and a simple wreath form, you'll be looking at this carrot-colored wreath in less than one hour. It's as easy to make as it is adorable.
Get the tutorial at The 36th Avenue.
Woven Basket Easter Wreath
A woven vessel adds texture and visual interest to any door, and it looks a lot like an Easter basket too. Line it with brown craft paper and place flowers in a zip-top bag in order to avoid leaks.
DIY Butterfly Wreath
Don't adjust your screens—there really is that much fabulous color bursting out of this wreath! It's sure to give your Easter guests a bright, memorable welcome.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Seed Packet Easter Wreath
After a little TLC and watering, seeds can transform into something bigger, brighter, and way more beautiful. Let it be known that seed packets can do the same, too, as part of your latest arts and crafts project. Plus, this DIY is added incentive to finally get to work on your spring garden.
Galvanized Tire and Flower Wreath
It doesn't get much more farmhouse-friendly than tire wall art-turned-wreath filled with dainty pastel blooms. The color contrast ups the cool factor, as well.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Scrap Fabric Wreath
Drowning in leftover fabric from another Easter crafting project? Put patterned strips to good use—just brace yourself for lots of tying.
Get the tutorial at Live Laugh Rowe.
Rainbow Egg Wreath
Papier-mâché eggs mean you can reuse this colorful creation for years to come. Plus, it can do wonders for brightening your curb appeal.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Egg Tray DIY Wreath
Yep—with the help of a little bit of spray paint, mini Easter decorations, and ribbon, even a plain old deviled egg tray can grace your front door.
Get the tutorial at Average But Inspired.
Easy DIY Easter Wreath
This simple Easter wreath comes together in just five minutes—using supplies sourced from the dollar store.
Get the tutorial at The Happy Housie.
Tulip Easter Wreath
Welcome guests to your Easter party with a tulip wreath so lush, no one will notice they're faux. Bonus: The fact that the blooms are artificial means they'll last well past the holiday.
Get the tutorial at The How-To Mom.
Embroidery Hoop Wreath for Spring
Enlist your embroidery hoops to make cute floral wreaths fit for Easter and beyond. You could even give these mini arrangements out as favors at Easter brunch.
Get the tutorial at Kenarry.
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