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9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make

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9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

I am dying for spring, and a wreath is a great way to bring that feeling to your home even while the snow is still flying. If you’re like me and you live anywhere east of the Rocky Mountains and north of Tennessee, chances are you are still wearing winter jackets and have snow on the ground. Spring is coming though, and what better way to prepare than to make a beautiful spring wreath to hang on your door.

Here are 9 different tutorials for making pretty spring wreaths.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

1. Ruffly White Wreath – Two Shades of Pink
I love the soft touch of pink and green in this all white wreath. It’s almost shabby chic looking.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

2. Vintage Sheet Wreath – In Color Order
The colors in this wreath are spectacular. The designer used vintage bed sheet hems to create this lovely piece.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

3. Yellow Blossom Spring Wreath – Life on Walnut Street
I’ve always loved a spray wreath, and this rendition full of yellow blossoms is very striking.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

4. Baby’s Breath Wreath – Two Delighted
Who doesn’t love baby’s breath? And wow, so much of it! A very nice door decoration.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

5. Yarn Spring Wreath – 36th Avenue
Oh Robin’s Egg Blue how I love thee! Yarn, lace and a touch of burlap make for a fabulous combination on this pretty wreath.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

6. Hydrangea Spring Wreath – How to Nest For Less
Silk flowers last forever and hydrangeas are just pure beauty in themselves. This pretty spring wreath is perfect for the new season.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

7. Fabric Scrap Spring Wreath – Casapinka
Oh my, the lovely soft colors, a stuffed bird and pretty roses all make for a welcoming spring wreath.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

8. Yellow Yarn Wrapped Wreath – My Little Corner of the World
I’m in love with the bright yellow yarn used to give this wreath life. The addition of colorful fabric flowers tops it all off.

9 Springs Wreaths You Can Make @craftgossip

9. Coffee Filter Wreath – Lovely Crafty Home
Using diluted craft paint, this designer dyed coffee filters and created this fluffy and beautiful wreath perfect for springtime.

6 Pretty Springtime Wreaths

If you need more ideas, I featured 6 Pretty Springtime Wreaths previously. If you want even more wreaths, here’s a search of Craft Gossip for wreaths.

Comments

  1. I love the first wreath, the white one, but can not find a tutorial on how to make it. The link does not tell you how to make the “flowers”, just that she made them out of old bed sheets.
    Can anyone point me in the right direction, I would love to make one!

  3. I made the hydrangea wreath for my mom for Mother’s Day. She LOVED it ! I had never made a wreath before in my life, and she was very proud of me.

  5. I love the babies breath wreath. But is it artificial babies breath or real? If it’s fake, where can I buy good fake babies breath to use?

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