10 DIY Spring Wreath Ideas to Refresh Your Front Door
Spring is in the air, and there’s no better way to welcome the season than with a beautiful handcrafted wreath! Whether you love classic grapevine wreaths, trendy hoop designs, or vibrant deco mesh, these DIY spring wreath ideas will inspire your creativity.
From pastel florals to whimsical Easter accents, you’ll find spring wreath designs perfect for every style. Plus, don’t miss the bonus tutorial at the end for a 3-ribbon bow that will take your wreath-making skills to the next level!
1. Easter Bunny Wreath on Moss Base
Create a whimsical, colorful Easter wreath.
This Easter bunny wreath combines soft pastel florals with a moss-covered base for a fresh, organic feel. The adorable bunny centerpiece makes it a charming addition to your front door decor. If you love farmhouse-style wreaths with a touch of whimsy, this design is for you!
2. Lambs Ear Wreath for Spring
Soft, subtle, and effortlessly elegant Lamb’s Ear wreath.
Lamb’s ear greenery is a staple for spring wreath making, thanks to its soft texture and muted color. This lamb’s ear wreath is versatile enough to hang on your door all season long, complementing any home decor style. Add simple florals for a fresh touch!
3. Blue and Coral Bunny Grapevine Wreath
A soft and cheerful bunny wreath for Easter!
This Easter grapevine wreath pops with coral and blue tones, making it a standout piece for your front door. The cute bunny and carrot accents add a playful seasonal touch that’s perfect for Easter gatherings.
4. DIY Bright Spring Rose Wreath
Classic roses meet rustic charm.
If you love spring floral wreaths, this design featuring bright, full-bodied roses is a must-try. Using a grapevine base, this DIY rose wreath is easy to customize with your favorite springtime blooms.
5. Deco Mesh Wreath Tutorial
Add a pop of color to your door with deco mesh!
For those who love bold and vibrant designs, this spring deco mesh wreath is a showstopper! With multicolored ribbons and a welcoming message, this wreath makes a statement while being surprisingly easy to make.
6. Spring Pink Hydrangea Wreath
Nothing says spring like hydrangeas!
Hydrangeas are a favorite for spring wreath designs, and this pink hydrangea wreath is bursting with charm. The bold pink hues add a lively touch to any entryway.
7. Simple Beaded Hoop Wreath
Minimalist meets farmhouse chic.
Beaded hoop wreaths are a trendy and elegant way to decorate for spring. This DIY beaded hoop wreath is easy to assemble and looks stunning with greenery and soft floral accents. Perfect for a modern farmhouse aesthetic!
8. Easy Gingham Tulip Wreath
Tulips and gingham—two springtime favorites!
If you love DIY tulip wreaths, this gingham-accented design is a must-try. The combination of blue and yellow tulips with a classic gingham bow creates a cheerful and welcoming look for your front door.
9. Pastel Bicycle Wheel Wreath
Repurpose a bicycle wheel into a unique wreath!
Looking for a creative and unexpected DIY spring wreath idea? This bicycle wheel wreath transforms an old bike wheel into a pastel floral masterpiece. It’s perfect for vintage and shabby-chic decor lovers!
10. DIY Mesh Welcome Wreath
A festive and inviting welcome sign for spring!*
This DIY spring welcome wreath uses mesh ribbon and floral accents to create a fun and seasonal display for your door. It’s a beginner-friendly project that looks professional when finished!
Bonus – 3 Ribbon Bow for Spring Wreaths
Add the perfect finishing touch!
No wreath is complete without a stunning bow! This three-ribbon bow tutorial shows you how to combine colors and textures for a professional, layered look.
Make sure you check out this helpful post filled with hacks for making the perfect Spring wreath!
Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home with DIY wreath decor. Whether you love floral, farmhouse, or modern designs, these spring wreath ideas will help you create something beautiful for your front door.
Which wreath are you excited to try first? Let me know in the comments!
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