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You may remember when we first posted our DIY Burlap Wreath project in September, or perhaps in October when we updated the DIY wreath for Halloween. Or maybe at Christmastime when we outfitted the wreath with colorful Christmas ornaments?
Our DIY Burlap Wreath has become one of our most popular DIY Décor posts to date, so we are excited to bring you another version today — spiffed up for spring!
In addition to the original DIY Burlap Wreath, you’ll need the following supplies:
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Earlier, I showed how to create a simple DIY burlap wreath with burlap and pipe insulation. Not only is the burlap wreath cute and easy to make, but it’s also easy to decorate and redecorate for each season and holiday. It’s like your wreath “canvas” to display your holiday spirit throughout the year. In October, I updated it with black bat cutouts and orange and black ribbon to turn it into a DIY burlap wreath for Halloween.
Here I’ll show how to turn this into a DIY Christmas wreath using ornaments and ribbon.
If you haven’t already made it, check out the instructions on how to make the basic burlap wreath. It’s super easy to make.
Then, get ready to decorate this burlap wreath for Christmas.
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Add some extra sparkle to your holiday decorations this season by creating your own snowflake Christmas lights. In this video, Home Depot associate Jose demonstrates how easy it is to make your own outdoor Christmas decorations that will dazzle your friends, family and neighbors.
For this fun little holiday project all you’ll need is a drill and drill bit, poplar boards, wood glue, LED Christmas lights, some white spray paint and a few nuts and bolts. We’ve even prepared an easy-to-follow how-to guide you can access on The Home Depot Community Forums. In two hours or less you can complete the entire project and have brilliant snowflake lights to enhance your outdoor decorations.
We have more DIY and home improvement videos here on the Home Depot blog and on The Home Depot’s YouTube channel.
Try something a little unusual this Christmas to give your holiday decorations a unique touch. In this short video, Home Depot associate Ruth will demonstrate how you can create beautiful holiday chandeliers from Christmas wreaths to hang in any room of your home.
You’ll see it takes just minutes to make these festive wreath chandeliers, using live or artificial wreaths, wired Christmas ribbon and ceiling hooks. We’ve also prepared an easy-to-follow how-to guide you can access on The Home Depot Community Forums. Deck the halls (or living rooms and dining rooms) distinctly with this and other great holiday project ideas you can find on The Home Depot’s Holiday Decorations page.
We have more DIY and home improvement videos here on the Home Depot blog and on The Home Depot’s YouTube channel.
Wreaths are a Christmas classic, and they add festive cheer wherever you hang them in your home. This year, experiment with hanging Christmas wreaths throughout your home, rather than just on your front door!
Sugarplums will dance in your head if you hang a wreath over your bed or headboard. It’s also a fun way to spread some holiday cheer into the more personal spaces around your home.
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One of my favorite ways to dress my home for the holidays is to add in fresh greenery wherever I can. Of course that means putting up a Christmas tree, hanging wreaths wherever possible, and planting paper white bulbs that bloom throughout December. For something fresh this year, I decided to create a snowy tableau on my coffee table using a wreath, faux snow, and candles. If you don’t want to dress up your coffee table, this would make a lovely Christmas centerpiece for a dining room table, kitchen island, or even a console table!
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Succulents are a popular plant because of their structural shape, lovely sage green color, and easy maintenance. Gardening guru Whitney Curtis, the lady behind the blog The Curtis Casa, shows us how to make a succulent wreath that really lives! It’s a perfect centerpiece for your holiday table setting and will last long after the festivities are over.
To incorporate succulents into my holiday décor this year, I really wanted to make a succulent wreath. It makes a great for a centerpiece during the holidays while the roots are growing in and getting settled, and when the weather gets warm this spring, it’ll be sturdy and ready to go up on your front door.
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Christmas wreaths are a simple yet beautiful way to spread the holiday spirit all throughout the house, indoors and out. In addition to decorating doors and windows, wreaths look wonderful over the mantel, lying on a tabletop, and we’ve even seen a few hanging from chandeliers.
In this video Martha Stewart and Hannah Millman show you how to create your own signature wreath using ornaments from Martha’s Arctic collection. The Arctic ornaments come in shades of blue and silver with shiny, matte and glitter finishes. You’ll also find snowflake, polar bear, penguin and icicle ornaments sprinkled into this wintry mix.
This is a great little holiday craft project that requires little more than Christmas wreaths, some thin-gauge hobby wire and a few of your favorite Martha Stewart Living Christmas ornaments.
We have more DIY and home improvement videos here on the Home Depot blog and on The Home Depot’s YouTube channel.
When I came across the copper coils in The Home Depot’s plumbing aisle, I couldn’t look away from their shiny finish, beautiful color, and uncanny resemblance to the Halloween icon, the pumpkin. It inspired this shiny, slightly minimalist DIY Halloween wreath project.
With just four supplies and five minutes, you can create your own pumpkin fall wreath.
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We recently showed you a burlap wreath that I created for a tailgating party. That wreath is simple to redecorate again and again to celebrate any holiday. Take a look at how I’ve given that same burlap wreath a fresh look for Halloween using black and orange ribbon and black bats!
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