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DIY Spring Wreaths

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Spring is such a wonderful time of year and what better way to celebrate spring than a DIY wreath for your front door or front porch. These DIY tutorials show you how to make your very own wreaths.

Boho Spring Wreath – Place of my Taste

DIY Faux Fur Spring Wreath – Sew What Alicia

Easy 5 Minute DIY Spring Wreath – Anika’s DIY Life

Make Your Own DIY Modern Spring Wreath – Persia Lou

Hydrangea Spring Wreath – Our Southern Home

Super Easy DIY Spring Wreath – A Cultivated Nest

Make a Spring Time Garden Wreath – Craftbits

Quick & Easy DIY Monogram Spring Wreath – The Happy Housie

Spring Bird’s Nest Wreath – My Life from Home

How to Make This Vibrant Unique Spring Wreath (from Book Pages) – Knock it Off Kim

How to Make a Spring Wreath in Just 5 Minutes – Making it in the Mountains

Easy Spring Wreath – The Everyday Home

Spring Wreath – Place of my Taste

Peony Spring Wreath – Making the World Cuter

Mini Spring Bunting Wreath – The DIY Village

Spring Pom Pom Wreath – Life Sew Savory

DIY Spring Wreath – Blooming Homestead

If you are looking for wreath supplies,  I highly recommend Bags and Bows Online for wholesale priced Supplies, including ribbon, raffia and wraps. I especially love their gift wrap and ribbon collections.

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