11 Pretty Easter Wreaths to DIY

Creative Wreaths – #2

By Trenna Travis, at Making it fun. While also an easy DiY, this will take several hours, and maybe a $30 budget for craft supplies.

DIY howto: Snip and rip strips of happy Spring colored fabrics. Wrap around foam or craft paper balls, or even plastic Easter eggs. Cover a foam wreath with fabric. Hot glue gun the balls onto the wreath and each other. For success, layout a ball color/size composition before gluing them onto your wreath base. Adorn with ribbon for hanging, using a complementary color.

In case you wonder where the fabrics came from, Making in Fun is owned by Miller Fabrics. Where to get your wreath making supplies: craft foam balls, Michael Miller polka dot fabrics, chevron fabric and happy colored quilting fabric rolls. Oh, and you’ll need a glue gun.

Creative Wreaths – #3

By Linda from Crafts a la Mode . She took a plastic flower wreath and, using simple paper fans (You know, the ones you learned making these in kindergarten by folding a piece of paper back and forth?!! Yes, those simple fans.) Linda turned a base wreath into colorful splendor.

Natural Wreaths – #1

By Martha Stewart. Made with pussy willow as Easter flowers. While this wreath is a lot more work than Easter wreath #1 as well, it is also a lot more special, unique and elegant.

Natural Wreaths – #2

By yours truly, featured here: DIY Rosemary Wreath.
This oh-so-humble little wreath has one claim to fame: it smells AMAZING. Cute, natural and simple to make. You’ll love that you did it. Matches an equally humble front door: ours. Perhaps yours too?!

Natural Wreaths – #3

By Sunset. Made with horseradish bunches ~ lasts only 2 days, but I love this cowboy look!

Natural Wreaths – #4

By Williams Sonoma. Made with laurel leaves, faux lemons and other goodies.

Creative and Somewhat Natural Wreaths & other Spring Decorations

By DanielleDutch @Pinterest. Can’t tell you much about this wreath, other than that it is another one of my favorites. I’d make this wreath with faux pussy willows rather than those found along the canal, and mound the willow branches onto a ready branch wreath. Ikea used to have this type of wreath base. I’d hot glue in the premium plastic eggs.

By The Messy Roost.

Just when you think ‘dollarstore plastic eggs are just too bright and too plastic-y’, The Messy Roost shows us how to put them together into a whimsical wreath that makes the perfect Easter decoration.

By Delish. Not a wreath, but just a lovely decorating idea with Easter flowers and eggs. I just felt it belonged here. Somehow.

By Canadian Living
Made with cloth, ribbons and a few egged branches.

By Country Living. I saved the best wreath for last. This simple Easter wreath is made with branches and fluffy balls. It is my kinda Easter wreath: whimsical, easy to make, natural, and lasts forever.