Spring is the perfect time to bring fresh energy into your home — and nothing says hello spring like a cheerful wreath on your door.
Below are 14 easy DIY wreath ideas that are budget-friendly, beginner-friendly, and full of seasonal charm.
Each project includes a detailed description and a list of materials you’ll need.
1. Floral Spring Wreath
Why it’s great: A timeless choice that works on any front door or wall.
Materials Used:
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Assorted faux flowers (daisies, peonies, tulips)
How to make it:
Start with a grapevine wreath base; the twisted vines already create lovely texture.
Arrange your flowers around the bottom half of the wreath, tucking stems into the grapevine and securing them with floral wire or hot glue.
Add leafy greenery between flowers to fill gaps and create a natural look. Finish by fluffing petals and adjusting any loose ends.
2. Pastel Ribbon Wreath
Why it’s great: Soft pastel tones capture the gentle colors of spring.
Materials Used:
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Assorted pastel ribbons (1–2 in wide)
How to make it:
Wrap the foam wreath with different widths and patterns of pastel ribbons, overlapping them to hide the foam.
Secure the ends with straight pins.
Create little ribbon bows and pin them around the wreath in sections, letting the ends trail slightly for movement.
3. Greenery Hoop Wreath
Why it’s great: Minimalist and modern, perfect for small spaces.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Create small bundles of greenery and use floral tape to secure each to the bottom quarter of the hoop.
Layer eucalyptus, ferns, and vines so they cascade slightly.
This wreath’s simplicity lets the greens shine without needing flowers.
4. Bird’s Nest Spring Wreath
Why it’s great: Adds a playful, nature-inspired feel.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Glue a small bird’s nest near the bottom center of the twig wreath.
Place faux eggs inside the nest and add a couple of silk flowers around it.
The twig base already looks organic, so extra flair isn’t necessary.
5. Burlap and Lilly Wreath
Why it’s great: Rustic charm meets vibrant floral accents.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Tie burlap ribbon evenly around the wire frame, bunching it slightly for fullness.
Insert large flowers into the burlap folds and secure them with pipe cleaners.
The contrast between burlap and bright flowers creates a cheerful rustic look.
6. Mini Pom-Pom Wreath
Why it’s great: Fun and colorful — great for kids’ rooms.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Glue pom-poms densely around the foam base, mixing colors randomly for a playful effect.
Once dry, add a coordinating ribbon loop at the top for hanging.
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7. Tropical Spring Wreath
Why it’s great: Warm weather vibes even in cooler climates.
Materials Used:
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Tropical faux leaves (monstera, palm)
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Bright faux flowers (hibiscus, orchids)
How to make it:
Place the largest leaves first so they frame the wreath.
Add bright flowers in clusters and fill in any bare spots with smaller leaves. This wreath pops with color.
8. Herb Garden Wreath
Why it’s great: Scented and fresh — it smells as good as it looks.
Materials Used:
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Faux herb stems (rosemary, thyme, basil)
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Floral pins or wire
How to make it:
Pin or wire herb stems evenly around the wreath.
Arrange them so different textures — soft thyme and bushy rosemary — alternate to create interest.
This wreath is subtle and natural.
9. Farmhouse Lace Wreath
Why it’s great: Soft neutral tones with vintage vibes.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Wrap the base with lace ribbon, then add small burlap bows or accents.
The lace gives it a delicate look, while burlap keeps it grounded in rustic style.
10. Daisy Chain Wreath
Why it’s great: Simple and sweet — perfect for spring mornings.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Wire the daisies around the wreath base in a continuous chain.
You can make them tight together or spaced apart for a lighter look.
Daisies are classic spring symbols and easy to arrange.
11. Butterfly Blossom Wreath
Why it’s great: Adds movement and whimsy.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Glue blossoms densely around the wreath.
Clip or glue butterflies in places that look natural — like they just landed.
The blossoms and butterflies together capture spring’s liveliness.
12. Easter-Inspired Wreath
Why it’s great: Great for celebrating Easter and springtime.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Glue pastel eggs randomly around the wreath and add tufted grass ribbon.
Add small Easter shapes for extra fun.
This wreath is festive without being over the top.
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13. Ribbon Fringe Wreath
Why it’s great: Soft texture and full volume.
Materials Used:
How to make it:
Cut ribbons into long strips and tie them around the wreath base so the ends hang.
Mix lengths and ribbons with patterns to give it playful texture.
It’s easy and looks fuller than it really is.
14. Seed Packet Wreath
Why it’s great: A unique wreath that can also be functional.
Materials Used:
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Small seed packets (flowers or herbs)
How to make it:
Clip seed packets to the wire frame with small clothespins, alternating packets and greenery.
This wreath looks great visually and gives guests or family members packets to plant.
🌿 Final Tips for All Wreaths
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Balance your design: Place larger elements opposite one another so the wreath looks symmetrical.
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Use quality glue: A hot glue gun works best for securing flowers and heavier items.
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Personalize it: Switch colors to match your door, porch theme, or home decor.
Spring wreaths are a wonderful way to welcome sunshine and seasonal blooms into your home. With these 14 easy DIY ideas, you have something to suit every style — from minimalist to playful!
