9 More Spring & Easter Wreaths

It amazes me that there can be such versatility in one craft project. The wreath. The wreath can be changed in so many different ways it almost seems infinite. I’ve written about several different wreath designs, and here are 9 more for you to peruse. Some are Easter specific, while others are springy. At the end of this post, there are links to even more wreaths!

1. Spring Moss Wreath – Everyday Art

2. Last Minute Easter Wreath – Design Improvised

3. Cherry Sour Spring Wreath – Keep Calm and Decorate

4. Crochet a Flower Rosette Wreath – Doodlecraft

5. Denim Spring Wreath – Baju-Baju-Marysiowe

6. Robin’s Egg Spring Wreath – Grits & Giggles via uCreate

7. Baby Chick Wreath – Minimoz

8. Spring Baby Grass Wreath – The Creative Place

9. Pink Blossom Spring Wreath – Be Different Act Normal

More wreath round ups:

14 Colorful Wreaths
9 Spring Wreaths
6 Pretty Springtime Wreaths

Every now and then, a craft idea comes along that makes you stop and say, “Now that’s clever!” This DIY macramé ghost wall hanging is exactly that. It takes a timeless craft like macramé and gives it a seasonal twist that feels both fresh and nostalgic.

What I love most about this project is its simplicity. You don’t need to master a dozen knots or spend hours counting stitches—just some cord, a coat hanger or piece of wire, and a little creativity. The lark’s head knots are easy enough for beginners, but the end result looks like something you’d find in a boutique Halloween décor shop.

The design is wonderfully adaptable, too. Want a friendly ghost? Keep the strands long and wispy with big felt eyes. Prefer something spookier? Trim it sharp and give it a dramatic face. The tutorial even suggests brushing out the cords for extra texture or using glow-in-the-dark string for a nighttime surprise—such fun touches!

I also appreciate that this project uses readily available supplies. Most of us have a coat hanger in the closet, some string or rope in the craft bin, and black paper or felt in the junk drawer. It’s the perfect “rainy afternoon” project that turns into a real conversation piece once it’s hanging up.

Displayed over a mantle, on the front door, or even in a window, this ghost has a playful, handmade charm that store-bought décor just can’t match.

Verdict: 5 stars! A quick, affordable, and beginner-friendly Halloween craft that adds big impact to your seasonal decorating.

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