75 DIY Christmas Wreaths for a Welcoming Holiday Home
Guests will excitedly knock on your door.
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No one can resist the holiday spirit, especially Ree Drummond. Case in point: Ree had planned to keep things simple during The Mercantile's busy first Christmas, you know, because the doors had just opened. "But holiday cheer took over," she says, "and before we knew it, we had little hints of Christmas everywhere." And how could she not spruce things up? Brainstorming new Christmas decoration ideas is one of the best parts of the season. But there's one thing that's important to have covered before Christmas: a wreath for your front door!
If you share Ree's love of holiday décor and DIY Christmas decorations, you'll no doubt be obsessed with these Christmas wreath ideas. Because you'll be making them with your own two hands, they'll definitely capture those "little hints of Christmas" and can match your style of décor, both inside and out. Love vintage Christmas decorations? Track down old-fashioned baubles at the flea market or make DIY Christmas ornaments to put on it! Or maybe you prefer something more modern, in which case, you'll adore sleek and chic gold hoop options.
And of course, you can make more than one! Wreaths look great as Christmas door decorations, but they also look lovely hanging over your festive Christmas mantel or replacing an existing wall hanging for the season. Whichever one of these DIY holiday wreaths you decide to make and no matter where you hang it, there's no doubt that they'll look fabulous alongside your pretty Christmas tree decorations. And don't forget to read up on how to hang a wreath without damaging your door!
Tree Shaped Wreath
It hardly gets more festive than a wreath shaped like a Christmas tree! Decorated with ornaments, berries, pinecones, and lights, it looks just like a Christmas tree, too!
Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.
Painted Tray Wreath
"O Holy Night" reads this beautiful wreath made of a painted tray, but you can change it to read whatever your heart desires. Just finish it off with sprigs of winter foliage! We also have to mention that this entire project can be done with dollar store items.
Get the tutorial at Lemon Thistle.
Fresh Christmas Wreath
If your Christmas traditions include chopping down your own tree, you'll have plenty of evergreen branches to place around a wire wreath. Otherwise, you can easily grab some. Lights add the perfect finishing touch.
Get the tutorial at Delia Creates.
Burlap Wreath
A bunch of burlap and plenty of natural elements like pinecones, berries, and greenery come together to make this rustic-inspired wreath.
Get the tutorial at The Turquoise Home.
Minimal Half Wreath
Sometimes simplicity is key! For a more minimalistic take on holiday décor, try your hand at this half wreath constructed using craft items like wire, string, and greenery.
Get the tutorial at The Merrythought.
Yarn and Ribbon Wreath
The fun fuzzy yarn, the gorgeous buffalo check ribbon, those bottle brush trees: Everything about this wreath is adorable and perfectly Christmassy, don't you think? And it's quite easy to assemble, since everything gets wrapped around a wire wreath frame.
Get the tutorial at It's Always Autumn.
DIY Simple Circle Wreaths
Two words: easy and elegant. These gold hoop wreaths will make your décor shine! All you need are some macrame hoops, wire, fresh greenery, and your imagination, of course.
Get the tutorial at Alice and Lois.
Large Double Wreath
Attention: amazing hack ahead! If you love the look of a giant wreath but lack the time, get yourself two simple pre-made wreaths and combine them. Look at the festively fabulous results you can get with just that simple move!
Get the tutorial at A Night Owl.
Gold Wreath
We love any excuse to grab the gold spray paint, especially when the results are as stunning as this! Making your home shine is simple with plastic leaves that get a glittery upgrade. You can even make matching garland.
Get the tutorial at Sugar and Cloth.
Jingle Bell Wreath
Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way with this adorable wreath! And all you really need are bells, wires, and a ribbon. This version is actually a small ornament, but you can easily make a larger one for your door.
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
Minty and Cool Wreath
There is just so much to love about this mint-green wreath! You have miniature deer, cool-toned bottle brush trees, mini LED wire lights, and winter florals. Each little detail adds something so special.
Get the tutorial at PMQ for Two.
Star Wreath
Just look at this lovely Scandinavian-style wreath! Lace ribbon ties together the eucalyptus and pepper berries and gives the whole thing a bit of a vintage appearance.
Get the tutorial at DIY in PDX.
Wine Cork Wreath
Talk about the ultimate wreath for wine fans! A red holiday bow fastens the structure to a door or wall and spruces up the neutral cork color. It’s a pretty wreath for any room, but is especially fitting for the kitchen or dining room!
Get the tutorial at DIY Candy.
Gold Leaf Magnolia Wreath
If you want a warm-toned Christmas wreath, your best bet is to go for the gold. And there are no better leaves to use than seasonal magnolias! Trust us. A red velvet ribbon adds a final festive touch.
Get the tutorial at PMQ for Two.
Cotton Wreath
It's simple yet so gorgeous! The textured white cotton piping, leather hook, and sprig of greenery make the design a fun mixture of modern with just the right touch of rustic.
Get the tutorial at The Merry Thought.
Christmas Card Wreath
Forget your fridge, this wreath is the cutest way to show off your holiday cards! All you need is a wire wreath, decorative trim, and spray paint—then you can hang the sweet greetings you've received.
Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.
Geometric Wreath
This pretty geometric wreath is subtle, modern, and simple! It gives you that classic splash of green, but with air plants instead of evergreen sprigs. Plus, it's so simple, you can make several!
Get the tutorial at Lovely Indeed.
Cookie Cutter Wreath
Bakers, this one is for you! Turn your leftover cookie cutters into a metallic and oh-so-unique wreath. Use green or red ribbon to connect the pieces and brighten the wreath with a pop of Christmas color.
Get the tutorial at Inspired by Charm.
Santa's Laundry Wreath
Even the North Pole has laundry day! And check it out: Mr. Claus left his clothes out on this wreath to dry. Everyone will love his adorably tiny pair of pants and hat! It has such a fun, vintage feel.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
Paper Village Wreath
Guests and neighbors alike will be in awe of this gorgeous, colorful wreath. The best part is that it's not that difficult to make, but you'll definitely want to set out time for folding the paper houses.
Get the tutorial at Delia Creates.
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