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DIY spring wreath ideas
Spring has sprung! DIY crafters have fingers itching to make some home decor. Let’s make a spring wreath!
Look over some of this inspiration, pick a wreath, make a supplies list and head off to your favorite craft store. Most spring supplies will be on sale during the season and pre-season.
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What materials you can incorporate into a DIY wreath?
To create a beautiful and unique spring wreath, you can incorporate nature elements into your design. I love bringing outdoor elements into my home decor! Using natural materials not only adds organic beauty but also brings a sense of the outdoors into your home. I find this to have a calming effect and adds good energy into your space.
You can also fresh flowers and foliage from your garden or local park. Choose a variety of colors and textures to create a visually appealing arrangement. You can also consider using dried flowers, such as lavender or baby’s breath, for a more rustic look. (make your own everlasting flowers with these tips from an expert)
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Another option is to incorporate natural elements that have a longer life than flowers like pinecones, twigs, or feathers. These can be easily found in nature or purchased from a craft store. Arrange them in a way that complements the other elements of your wreath, adding depth and interest. Take a small bag with you on some walks and see what inspiring natural decor gems you find on the ground.
For a more whimsical touch, consider adding small bird nests or bird feathers. These can be found at craft stores or even in your own backyard. I find items like these in the floral section of my craft store.
Let your creativity flow and experiment with different combinations to find the perfect balance of natural elements for your wreath.
Use yarn to make a wreath
For all the yarnivores out there (you may like the yarnivore tee in my Etsy)- this could be a stash buster depending on the size wreath you make! The pattern has a finger loop yarn version and a bulky yarn version to suit your taste.
Some of the super bulky yarns shown in the image are on clearance for spring so you may get a great deal!
Find out how to make these styles of yarn wreaths here.
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Make a paper wreath for spring
These fresh colors make me smile after a dreary gray winter. It’s so light and elegant.
Use leftover wrapping paper, craft paper or other types of paper that suit the colors that make you smile. You probably have some sitting around after the winter holiday season.
Learn how to make it yourself at the We Are Scout make a paper wreath.
A mixed-media spring DIY wreath with crochet flowers
Tulips are the quintessential spring flower -although daffodils would look lovely in this cheering ribbon and flower wreath. I used dollar tree supplies for much of this!
The simple and fresh looking design you can use silk flowers and greenery if you don’t crochet.
See the project and pattern here.
A burlap wreath
Burlap is an unexpected yet elegant material when it’s used like this. A gentle spring shade accented with a birds nest of spring colored eggs.
It will be a topic of conversation for everyone who set foot on your doorstep.
Design by Duke Manor burlap wreath.
See how to naturally color eggs in this post.
Other round shapes for a farmhouse-style wreath
Lydia Out Loud got very creative using a wagon wheel as the foundation for this floral wreath.
Flowers adorn the wheel without hiding it. Lovely spring and farmhouse accents that all come together beautifully in a timeless spring-inspired wreath design.
Find out how to make one yourself wagon wheel wreath.
A butterfly wreath
Branches that intertwine to look like they are floating in the same manner butterflies seem to effortlessly move from place to place.
This would be a great way to use some twigs you find in your yard, at a stroll in a local park or in a craft store.
I can see this over a mantle, in a sunroom, a kitchen or any other area a denser design would look too heavy.
Get the details how to DIY this butterfly modern wreath.
Scrapbooking paper wreath
This fun wreath made with scrapbooking paper is such an adorable idea. This would be fun to do with kids.
You can buy a book of complimentary papers or use the single sheet section and put together a wreath that suits your home colors and personal style.
I like this set called Mint Julep from Colorbok.
If you have a color printer this bumble bee set is a low-cost option on Etsy.
Get the DIY info on the Burlap and blue blog.
If you love DIY you may like this post on how to make your own everlasting flowers from an expert.
The look of nature wreath
This forsythia wreath is light and airy with big impact!
The spiral is mesmerizing whichever room you put it in.
The easy instructions from Inspirations for Moms is here to make the spring wreath.