20 DIY WINTER WREATH IDEAS
Image by French Country Cottage (tutorial linked below).
I am so excited to be thinking about DIY Winter Wreaths Ideas!
This year has been challenging, to say the least, and it makes me happy to be considering snow falling and cold nights being cozy on the couch drinking hot chocolate.
What about you? Are you on the same page as me?
DIY wreaths are a great project to refresh your living room or to add some cuteness to your front door. They are easy to make and, in general, the supplies are cheap as long as you wait for sales.
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In gathering up these lovely winter wreath ideas, I tried to stick with wreaths that are not Christmas themed. That way you can make one and keep it up all season.
One trick you can use to make your wreath a Christmas Wreath AND a Winter Wreath is to add some holiday elements and simply remove them when you take your decorations down.
Double-duty wreath!
Let’s take a look at some Winter Wreath Tutorial goodness!
DIY Wreaths For Front Door
Winter Wreath for After Christmas {DIY Inspired}
Winter Wreath Tutorial {Love My Dress}
How to Make a Rustic Farmhouse Wreath {The Idea Room}
This next wreath is by far my favorite one of them all. The texture is beautiful and I love that you could make it in just about any size…even a tiny wreath!
And if you choose to make a bunch of tiny sweater wreaths they would be great little gifts for friends.
Old sweaters in all kinds of colors can be found at the thrift store without breaking your budget. And these tiny pinecones will be the perfect size (feel free to paint the tips of the cones with chalk paint!).
Warm Winter Sweater Wreath {Stone Gable Blog}
Lamb’s Ear Wreath {Better Homes and Gardens}
Winter Wreath {Southern Charm}
Wood and Burlap Natural Wreath {Finding Home Farms}
Winter White January Wreath {Constanca Cabral}
How cute and simple is this Wreath??? I love that it could be personalized in so many ways. Simply buy small decorative items that create a look that matches your home. 
DIY Winter White Wreath Tutorial {Whipper Berry}
Cozy Winter Wreath with Thrift Store Finds {Refresh Living}
Winter Outdoor Wreaths
Are you wondering how to pick the perfect DIY Winter Wreath Tutorial? The things to consider are color, texture, and size. Where will you be hanging your wreath? The living room might need a smaller wreath than the front door.
Another thing to consider is your skill level in crafting. If you are a beginner, pick something that looks simple and then read over or watch the tutorial to decide if you want to make it. Honestly, it suits me just fine to start with a simple project and work my way up. That builds confidence when it comes to “making”.
I will be honest and tell you that there are projects that I start and never finish. OR when I do finish, it looks nothing like I planned. So it gets set aside, taken apart, or thrown in the trash. This is all part of being creative and trying new things. Sometimes I learn the most from projects that don’t work out.
So pick one and start making!
DIY Winter Wreath {Two Feet First}
DIY Sweater Wreath {Thrifted Nest}
DIY Winter Wreath {Puddy’s House on Hometalk}
Yarn Rosette Wreath {A Pretty Life in the Suburbs}
Farmhouse Style Buffalo Check Wreath {Twelve on Main}
Fresh Evergreen Wreath {French Country Cottage}
Pom Pom Wreath {It All Started With Paint}
Handmade Holiday Wreath {Alice and Lois}
Winter Wreath How-to {Style Me Pretty}
Winter Wreath {Homemade Modern}
Something I love about a beautiful Winter Wreath for the front door is that it is so very welcoming. And Winter is one of those seasons that we all need a bit of welcoming in our lives.
It is too easy to get stuck at home all the time with nowhere to go. Invite your friends over for hot chocolate and cookies or a girl’s craft night. In fact, a winter wreath is a perfect project to make with a group of girlfriends!
Plus when the days are cold and the nights are long, a good craft project can make all the difference. Creating is a great way to pass the time and it leads to a fun and pretty project that refreshes your living space.
Be sure to have all of your supplies on hand when you starting making your Winter Wreath. It is frustrating to get started only to realize that you have to stop and make a visit to the store. The tutorials listed all have supply lists and many of them have links so you can buy your supplies online. Which is great if you don’t have a craft store close by (like me!).
I would love to hear if you are going to attempt one of these wreath projects. I will be making the sweater wreath for my front door and keeping it displayed all season. And I might even make some small sweater wreaths for my girlfriends. I know they will be well received and happily displayed.
Happy crafting!
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DIY Winter Wreath Ideas
