13. Luscious Dramatic Wreath

If a little drama is what you are looking to add into this year’s spring wreath, this wonderful Pin is all you need to take a look at. While one half of this unconventional wreath is kept all plain and shows the lovely grapevines twisted and twirled into each other, the other half is loudly loaded with large flowers, fresh greens, and plant stems – all assembled together in a luscious manner. However, the color scheme of pastel blue, green and white makes sure that the wreath stays absolutely pleasing to the eyes at the same time. Add your own touches of personalization to the wreath, and place on the porch.

DIY Details : pin.it

14. Spring Monogrammed Wreath and Hometalk Michaels Event

Usually, wreaths have got all the decor stuck in a ring-like shape – but this one adds a twist to the idea. This wreath placed a large square-shaped monogram right in the middle of the piece, while all the decorations go into the top left corner of the monogram. The monogram has got a burlap-mounted canvas as its apt backdrop that complements the grapevine wreath at the back just perfect. You will need a heavy gauge floral wire, staples, some wood shapes, different colors of paint, Mod Podge, some foam, some scrapbook paper, some clear E600, a monogram 3 dimensional letter, flowers, a small block of green floral foam, small wooden floral picks, wire cutters and floral tape.

DIY Details : oursouthernhomesc

15. Spring Butterfly Wreath

A butterfly wreath signifying spring yet again – but throwing in some more colors into the picture this time! The quick and easy wreath calls for a grapevine wreath, washi tape, some chalk, and a little chalkboard sign with a clothespin attached. Even the grapevine wreath here is spray painted in a vibrant blue to make the color complement the beautiful butterflies adhered on top. Collect different types of butterflies that have got a little alligator clip on the back and attach each of them to the grapevine wreath. A chic chalkboard is placed on one side of the wreath, spelling ‘FLY’ with true grace. It won’t take more than 30 minutes to complete the whole assembly if this butterfly goodness.

DIY Details : architectureofamom

16. Simply Spring : A DIY Wreath

Those pretty nests loaded in the tree bushes in terms of their beauty, are worthy enough of bringing to the front doors this spring season. And here’s one of the coolest spring wreath ideas that does the task almost effortlessly. A tiny faux bird’s nest is worked up on the wreath, using just a few simple supplies, including a florist wire, some wire cutters, a glue gun, some glue, a burlap ribbon, and a nest with faux eggs, a green garland, a floral garland, 2 grapevine wreaths, and voila! Once everything is assembled, you can fluff the garlands a little, further adding a few little embellishments of your choice on the final piece.

DIY Details : onsuttonplace

17. Hydrangea and Twiggy Branches Spring Wreath

Sheer splendour seems to burst out from this stunning wreath, in every direction possible. And that’s done with a whole variety of greenery that’s put into the making of the wreath. What you have got is stems of garland greenery, a bunch of medium sized flowers in white, a hydrangea bush and another two hydrangeas in a different color, some twiggy stems. The top of the wreath is adorned with large white florals, while the two green stems are placed in opposite directions, charming things up with twiggy branches. Hydrangeas have got a lot of creativity introduced to their placement, while the foundation for everything here is a rustic grapevine wreath. Adhere the wreath to the door or simply hang it using a large strip of ribbon that goes with the theme of your porch.

DIY Details : daisymaebelle

18. Spring Burlap Wreaths With Flowers and Nests

Flowers are all about the idea of delicate, whereas burlap comes with an element of rough, rustic and earthy. Blend them together this season, ending up in a wonderful combination of the two in the form of this spring burlap wreath loaded with flowers and nests. Little pieces of bright moss are tucked in little places on the wreath to make it look richer and more luscious. What you actually start with is a fluffy burlap wreath that’s heavily ruffled throughout, all using a wire wreath foam, burlap roll, floral wire and a pair of scissors. Finally, the burlap wreath is spruced up with springy embellishments assembled together in an aesthetically pleasing fashion – you’ve got a tiny nest with fake eggs, different white florals and fresh leafy branches.

DIY Details : elizabethandcovintage

19. Easy Dollar Store Daffodil Wreath

Yellow is the color of spring, and what can be better than large daffodils to celebrate the bright element of yellow. Work up this super easy Dollar Store wreath all by yourself, following the simple instructions explained in the below tutorial by A Cultivated Nest. A few touches of same-sized white daffodils add in a lot more freshness to the decor, while a large ribbon in a lemon yellow not only serves the purpose of hanging the wreath, but also proves to be the most apt and appropriate finishing touch to the same.

DIY Details : acultivatednest

20. Stunning Pink and White DIY Spring Wreath

If heartwarming pastel shades of pink, and the pure touch of white seem to bring a smile to your lips, this stunning pink and white DIY spring wreath is all you need to work up today! And the perfect addition to the delicate flowers here is that ring-like wreath base that itself is covered throughout with lovely polka dot ribbon in a coordinating color. You need to gather a foam wreath form, some fabric, some floral pins, floral sprigs like baby’s breath, bunches of tulips, a pair of scissors or wire cutter, a cutting mat, rotary cutter, wide grosgrain ribbon, yellow paint and brush, and some hot glue.

DIY Details : lilluna

21. Heart Grapevine Wreath

Introduce loads of love into the front door wreath this year, because it’s not just any regular wreath – it’s a heart shaped prettiness that’s adorned with flowers and flowers at their best. What you are going to need includes a heart grapevine wreath, two flower stems, a floral wire and some floral wire cutters. How the flower stems are placed on the grapevine wreath in a way that reveals the rustic part behind the flowers is oh so marvellous. Check out the steps you need to whip up the wreath as shared in the below guide by A Pumpkin and A Princess.

DIY Details : apumpkinandaprincess

22. Moss and Twine Birdhouse Wreath

Can a wreath double up as a birdhouse? Perhaps, this one can! Actually, it’s all about lots and lots of moss that covers the wreath all over, and a tiny yellow-colored hut-shaped birdhouse hangs in the middle of the wreath oh so adorably. You glue a sheet moss to the base of a straw wreath form and wrap it randomly with some jute twine. Make sure you go for a natural moss and not the dyed one – this will make the whole thing look more fresh, while also making sure your door doesn’t catch the artificial color if rain strikes.

DIY Details : craftiments

23. Floral Spring Wreath

We couldn’t take our eyes off this subtle yet color loaded spring wreath that has got a whole bunch of flowers, each of which sports a different color. Only a matter of 10 minutes goes into the process of whipping up the wreath, but the end results are simply mesmerising for the effortless deal it’s made with. You will need an embroidery hoop, some preserved moss, faux flowers, some wire cutters, a hot glue gun, and a ribbon to make the wreath at home. The moss goes with the colorful flowers just like magic.

DIY Details : dwellbeautiful

24. Spring Butterfly Wreath DIY

Turn an ordinary grapevine wreath into a super large, truly extraordinary version that looks as gorgeous as it’s easy to make. Grab a whole assortment of butterflies and add it to the simple wreath form, allowing a luscious Ivy Chain garland to cover the base wreath with the much needed element of green. You are also going to need a floral wire to assemble the different parts together, ending up in the spring-worthy wreath in a few minutes.

DIY Details : triedandtrueblog

25. DIY Spring Paper Flower Wreath

Every time it’s about working up a floral wreath, you don’t really need to gather some natural fragrant ones from the market or the yard if you haven’t got much time to make it happen. Instead, go for colored sheets of paper to get that done, yielding results as awesome as the natural counterparts. While you can go for any kind of paper, glitter colored sheets and pastel card stock would work the best for the same. Other supplies include a styrofoam ring, ribbon, pins, glue dots or other paper glue, stick-on gemstones and a pair of scissors.

DIY Details : gatheringbeauty

Working up a breathtaking wreath all by yourself is not only so much fun, but also an inexpensive and quick affair. And the above spring wreath ideas don’t call for any further explanation to prove the same!