Make Your Home Even More Welcoming With These Spring Wreaths
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Have you ever looked at your front door or fireplace décor and felt that something was missing? A wreath just might be the perfect addition! Not only are they eye-catching and perfect for balancing out other décor, but they can be made to match any style, too. Christmas, Easter, and Valentine's Day wreaths have their moment on special holidays, but more neutral wreaths can really be displayed for any reason or season. And since warmer weather will be here before you know it, it's time to start thinking about spring wreath ideas!
Ahead, you'll find inspiration for beautiful spring wreaths, all of which complement the spring decorating ideas in every room of your home. Display yours over the living room mantel, as a hanging centerpiece for the table, or on the front door. Wreaths add a beautiful touch and are an easy project to do at home with the whole family. Kids will have a blast coloring in an easy, printable wreath or stenciling flowers on decorative wooden discs. We've found a special chalkboard wreath that lets you write welcoming spring messages on the door as well as several Easter wreaths perfect for your springtime celebrations.
All of these wreaths use spring motifs like flowers, fresh greenery, butterflies, and charming woodland animals so you're bound to find something that matches your style. And don't think we forgot the best spring motif of them all—there are plenty of spring flowers!
Spring Birdhouse Wreath
A little bird told us your door will be the best on the block thanks to this adorable DIY project. Start with a rattan wreath, then add springtime elements such as reindeer moss, butterfly embellishments, and a birdhouse covered in pretty scrapbook paper.
Get the tutorial at Mad In Crafts.
Chinoiserie Egg Wreath
A wreath of spring greenery is made even more perfect for the season with decoupaged chinoiserie eggs placed gracefully throughout. You can put it up for Easter then leave it up through the next month.
Get the tutorial at The Turquoise Home.
DIY Boxwood & Bicycle Spring Wreath
Have you ever seen a more picturesque door? Welcome days spent outside in the warmer weather with this beautiful bicycle wreath that uses a boxwood wreath as a base and a few decorative pieces on top.
Get the tutorial at The Turquoise Home.
Garden Wreath
The bright, bold colors on this craft are what the springtime is all about! Copy the gorgeous garden-inspired look using artificial flowers and a craft wood watering can on top of a grapevine wreath.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Moss Purse Wreath
Though this isn't your typical wreath shape, it's just too cute to leave off the list! A moss purse brimming with spring florals and gingham ribbon will brighten the day of anyone who sees it! You can choose to add the bunny for Easter or leave him out.
Get the tutorial at Average But Inspired.
Romantic Spring Bloom Wreath
Your favorite spring flowers are all present and accounted for on this romantic wreath (think: peonies, cabbage roses, and anemones). Top it off with a striped herringbone ribbon for the perfect unexpected touch.
Get the tutorial at Oh Everything Handmade.
Buffalo Check Paper Flower Wreath
Brightly colored paper flowers and buffalo check come together for a playful wreath that will take you from winter to spring with style and ease. Hand roll the flowers yourself to make it extra special.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Floral Hoop Wreath
An embroidery hoop and some faux flowers and greenery are pretty much all you'll need to create this pretty wreath. Spray paint the hoop gold for a touch of glamour.
Get the tutorial at Oh So Lovely.
Egg Carton Floral Wreath
Save your leftover egg cartons to create this cheerful floral wreath. Top it off with a gingham bow and a little sign that reads "bloom."
Get the tutorial at Addicted 2 Decorating.
Nigella and Protea Wild Floral Wreath
Believe it or not, this stunning wreath only takes around five minutes to create and doesn't require any glue or special tools. All you'll need is a wildflower bouquet, a grapevine wreath, and striped ribbon.
Get the tutorial at Oh Everything Handmade.
Rainbow Sunflower Wreath
Sunflowers in pretty pastel hues are the perfect complement to a unique wood bead wreath form. This one was actually designed for the fall so it's definitely versatile enough to display almost all year round!
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Yellow Tulip Wreath
Is there anything more spring-like than sunny yellow and white tulips? This pretty wreath perfectly embodies the season.
Get the tutorial at Thrifty Decor Chick.
Cotton Stem Wreath
Say hello to spring with this nature-inspired grapevine wreath. It features cotton stems, magnolia leaves, and some burlap and lace ribbon for added texture.
Get the tutorial at Woodshop Diaries.
Hula Hoop Lemon Wreath
Can't hula hoop? Put yours to better use by crafting this unique wreath with rope and faux greenery and lemons.
Get the tutorial at Average But Inspired.
Lavender Wreath
If you love lavender (the color or the plant), then this is the perfect wreath for you. Head to your garden for almost everything you need, or buy faux lavender online.
Get the tutorial at Centsational Style.
Farmhouse Style Tire Wreath
This rustic farmhouse wreath is perfect for hanging on a front door, over a mantel, or in a kitchen! Fill it with the flowers and colors of spring, sit back, and admire your work.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Easter Egg Wreath
Spring starts with Easter, but that doesn't mean the decorations don't work for the rest of the season! Create a beautiful spring wreath with moss, Easter eggs, and flowers.
Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.
Rainbow Tulip Wreath
Nothing sings spring like tulips. But rainbow tulips? It doesn't get much better than that. You can make this rainbow floral wreath in just 20 minutes!
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Lily of the Valley Wreath
This wreath combines two great loves: turquoise and the Lily of the Valley flower. The delicate, bell-shaped faux flowers climb the willow wreath to create a gorgeous, colorful decoration.
Get the tutorial at Dans le Lakehouse.
Reclaimed Wood Chalkboard Wreath
Out in the garden! Be home soon. Have a great day! These are just a few messages you can write on this adorable chalkboard wreath.
Get the tutorial at Houseful of Handmade.
Rustic Spring Wreath
Nothing says home sweet home like a rustic wreath. Hang this over your door or in your entryway, and tie it off with a little ribbon of burlap.
Get the tutorial at The Crafting Nook.
Floral Painted Wood Circle Wreath
Stenciling is a fun and pretty way to make your spring flowers pop on a wreath. This step-by-step tutorial makes it beyond easy to make a beautiful decoration, no matter your painting skills.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Bicycle & Butterfly Wreath
Childhood spring means bike rides and butterfly hunts, so why not decorate your wreath with those symbols of those carefree times! Spruce up your decor with this pretty little wreath.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Gardening Wreath
What could be more perfect for spring than a unique garden-themed wreath? Since it's that time of year that you're shopping seeds, buy a few extra, or use the packs once you've emptied them and decorate this au naturale moss hoop!
Get the Tutorial at Worthing Court.
Orchid Wreath
Don't worry about actually caring for these delicate flowers! Try this orchid wreath if you want a chic modern wreath with a cute bell accent.
Get the tutorial at Up to Date Interiors.
Paper Daffodils Wreath
This bright and happy wreath is fun to make and will bring all the sunshine into your home with pretty little paper daffodils! You can almost imagine tiny hummingbirds dipping into the flowers to suck up nectar.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Window Frame Wreath
Talk about vintage chic! Window frames are a great decoration, no matter how you incorporate them into your home. This frame wreath can be hung against a wall or door and decorated with flowers.
Get the tutorial at Houseful of Handmade.
Wooden Monogram “Wreath”
Revamp your home with a monogram wreath! You can choose whichever spring colors you like to give it a seasonal flourish.
Get the tutorial at The Homes I Have Made.
Forsythia Wreath
The forsythia plant is a pretty yellow flower that has many medicinal uses. Create a gorgeous, simple wreath with just a few dollar store ingredients. What's more, it comes together in just 5 minutes.
Get the tutorial at The Happy Housie.
Felt Flower Wreath
You can create this simple festive floral wreath with just wooden hoops, paint, felt, and ribbon for hanging! While this blogger used white paint to give the wood an airy modern look, go with whatever color suits your fancy!
Get the tutorial at This Is Tisa.
Magnolia Wreath
Magnolias are one of the prettiest spring flowers. Here, they're woven into a grapevine wreath and decorated with ribbons and a bird's nest with eggs.
Get the tutorial at Polkadot Chair.
Spring Basket Wreath
Moss, flowers, and butterflies climb the outside of this pretty basket wreath, which you can fill with candles or fruit. Spring has not sprung unless your basket is full!
Get the tutorial at Homemade by Carmona.
Fabric Flowers Spring Wreath
This floral wreath is a bit different than the others on this list. You can create flowers with fun, unique, pastel fabrics! This blogger places a bunny at the center, but you can make any of your favorite spring critters.
Get the tutorial at Polkadot Chair.
Lemon Wreath
This lemon wreath is bright and super easy to make! The sunny little lemons are cut from card stock and glued around the wreath along with the green sprouts.
Get the tutorial at Little Red Window.
Printable Flower Wreath
This printable wreath is easy enough to do with children but still makes for a cute and sophisticated decoration. Simply print out the wreath and color it in to match your favorite spring flowers. Then, attach the pretty printable flowers.
Get the tutorial at Easy Peasy and Fun.
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