DIY COLOURFUL SNOWFLAKE WREATH
12 DIY CHRISTMAS WREATHS YOU’LL WANT TO DISPLAY IMMEDIATELY!
THIS IS IT GUYS, our first Christmas themed post of the year and we’re kicking it off with a round up of our favourite DIY wreath tutorials! Have you started putting up your Christmas decorations yet? Normally mine would be up already by now but since I’m currently in sunny Mexico they’re waiting until I’m home on the weekend to go up! Every year without fail I make a wreath to hang proudly on our door too and this year I’ve booked on to a professional wreath making workshop with a florist which I’m super excited about! But until then I’ll just be gazing over these handmade beauties…
1.DIY SEQUIN WREATH (Above)
This DIY sequin wreath we created a couple of years ago has always been one of my favourites, I love the way it catches the light when you walk past it! Besides, tis’ the season to sparkle! There are so many things I love about Christmas but one of the things I love the most is pulling out the sequins!
This DIY balloon wreath over on Studio DIY is hitting all of the Christmas spots with it’s green red and pink colour scheme! It’s simple to put together and makes a big BIG impact!
If you’re more into sugary treats then why not say it loud and proud with our DIY candy wreath?! All you need is some spray paint, a bunch of sweets and a glue gun!
4. INSTAX TINSEL WREATH & 5. POM POM WREATH
What is Christmas without a little sparkle and fun?! Why not use tinsel and some of your favourite snaps from the year to create this adorable tinsel wreath! The Crafted Life shows how you can make it in roughly 10 minutes!
I’m obsessed with this DIY pom pom wreath over on Mollie Makes too, adorable right?!
6. DIY PUN WREATH
Add a little humour to your wreath with these puns following the tutorial over on Aww Sam! Sure to make your guests laugh a little as they enter your home!
7. DISCO BALL WREATH
We can’t get enough sparkle around here can we?! How EPIC is this disco ball wreath over on A Beautiful Mess?! It’s sure to make a statement!
8. COLOUR BLOCK PAPER WREATH & 9. PAINTED JINGLE BELL WREATH
I love ombre as much as the next girl, so this colour block paper wreath from A Subtle Revelry is ticking all the boxes for me! Especially with those shades of pinks and reds brightening up any room!
You can ‘jingle all the way’ too with this painted bell wreath over on Handmade Charlotte! Simple to make yet fun, beautiful and effective!
10. DIY ORNAMENT WREATH
Why not go classic with your wreath and decorate it with Christmas baubles like this one on Studio DIY? I love the touches of flamingo on this one too!
11. DIY PIN WREATH
What a freaking awesome way to display all of your pins you’ve collected throughout the year than on their very wreath?! Taking flair to the next level right?! See the full DIY here!
12. PASTEL SNOWFLAKE WREATH
Last but certainly not least we’re sharing our indoor snowflake wreath! You can change the colours to match the colour scheme of your tree or customise it up however you like!
Happy holiday crafting ya’ll! xx
More DIY Christmas Wreaths Tips and Ideas
If you ask me, Christmas wreaths are like that one bold accessory that can turn a plain outfit into a showstopper. It’s that statement piece hanging on your door, hinting at the holiday magic you’ve spun inside. Every year, I make a DIY Christmas wreath—sometimes simple, sometimes sparkly—and this annual ritual has become part of my holiday story.
I’ve collected some unique wreath ideas for this year that go beyond the usual pinecones and holly. We’ll cover everything from sustainable designs to glitzy, disco-inspired creations. Here’s what I’ve discovered along my DIY journey and a few of my personal experiences with each type.
Eco-Friendly Wreaths: Keeping it Green
Let’s start with something close to my heart: eco-friendly wreaths. Every Christmas, I challenge myself to make my wreath as sustainable as possible. Think dried oranges, twigs from a winter walk, or even eucalyptus. One year, I scavenged fallen branches and pinecones on a snowy hike, and not only did it look amazing, but it also had this earthy smell that made my home feel like a woodland cabin.
The best part? These wreaths can be composted or easily taken apart when the season ends. Just be careful about dried elements near candles—I learned that the hard way when a little too much Christmas spirit nearly turned into a “roaring Yule log.”
Pros:
- Earth-friendly, which is ideal if you’re tired of plastic-heavy decor.
- Unique natural beauty, not something mass-produced.
Cons:
- Delicate; you’ll need to handle with care.
- Some components may shed or need replacing mid-season.
Symbolism: An eco-friendly wreath feels like a small homage to nature’s beauty, reminding us that holiday magic isn’t just sparkles and glitter—it’s found in the simplicity of a pinecone or a sprig of rosemary.
Minimalist Wreaths: Sometimes Less is More
Minimalist wreaths are like the silent power of a whisper—subtle yet effective. Picture a simple ring adorned with one or two sprigs of greenery. I tried this last year with eucalyptus and white ribbon. At first, I wasn’t sure it felt “Christmassy” enough, but soon I realized its beauty was in its restraint. These wreaths are like the “little black dress” of holiday decor.
Pros:
- Elegant and modern, perfect for minimalist homes.
- Easy to put together; you won’t need an entire afternoon.
Cons:
- Not as flashy, so it may get overlooked if you live for that festive pop.
My Takeaway: This style has taught me that sometimes, less really is more. With minimalism, every detail counts, and when done right, it can make your home feel serene during a bustling holiday season.
Family Memory Wreaths: Crafting with Sentiment
Now here’s where the warm fuzzies come in. Family memory wreaths are full of personal touches—photos from the year, ornaments with meaning, or even small souvenirs from family trips. Once, I made one with mini frames of my kids’ photos, and every year, I’d add a new picture. Over time, it’s become a living record of our family’s Christmases.
Pros:
- Filled with meaning, giving it lasting sentimental value.
- Customizable to reflect your unique family story.
Cons:
- Takes a bit more planning and thought to gather materials.
The Real Meaning: These wreaths remind me that Christmas isn’t just about perfect decor but about celebrating our family’s quirks and milestones. Each year, this wreath grows more precious, and it feels like an heirloom in the making.
Bold Disco Wreaths: Because Why Not?
Now, for something completely different—a disco ball wreath. Yes, you read that right. I tried this two years ago, and let’s just say my neighbors still talk about it. It’s an explosion of mini disco balls and tinsel, and the way it catches the light at night is pure magic. This wreath isn’t for the shy decorator; it’s for the one who wants to bring the party to the porch.
Pros:
- Maximum sparkle; it’s like a little holiday party on your door.
- Fun, unexpected, and sure to get compliments.
Cons:
- Not exactly “subtle,” which may or may not be what you’re going for.
Reflection: A disco wreath taught me that sometimes you just need to let loose of the holiday stress and embrace a little holiday extravagance. Life’s too short to always be tasteful.
Upcycled & Budget Wreaths: Creativity Meets Frugality
One of the best things about DIY Christmas wreaths is that they don’t have to cost a fortune. Some of my favorite creations have come from thrift stores and dollar stores. One year, I found some old holiday ornaments and gave them a new life in a wreath. It felt like a scavenger hunt, and there’s something satisfying about turning forgotten items into holiday treasures.
Pros:
- Budget-friendly and ideal for creative experimentation.
- Environmentally friendly by repurposing old items.
Cons:
- Limited by what you can find, so it requires flexibility.
Personal Insight: There’s a quiet satisfaction in creating something beautiful from overlooked items, a reminder that beauty doesn’t have to be costly or new.
Multi-Purpose Wreaths: Wreaths That Go Beyond the Door
Who says wreaths are just for doors? I love bringing these creations indoors, especially as table centerpieces with a candle in the middle. Imagine your table set with a wintery wreath and fairy lights—instant holiday charm! Multi-purpose wreaths bring the holiday spirit into unexpected places, which is especially magical in smaller spaces.
Pros:
- Versatile; can move from the door to the dining table.
- Adds holiday cheer to various parts of your home.
Cons:
- Can take a bit of planning, especially if you’re making it multi-functional.
Lesson Learned: A wreath on the table? Game changer. It’s a small twist that adds an extra dose of warmth to gatherings and feels a bit like breaking a rule—in the best way possible.
DIY Christmas Wreath Workshops: Learning from the Pros
I recently attended a wreath-making workshop hosted by a local florist, and wow—talk about a transformative experience. Not only did I learn a few pro tricks, but it also turned into a bonding experience with fellow holiday enthusiasts. If you’ve never been to a wreath-making class, it’s worth adding to your holiday bucket list.
Pros:
- A great way to learn new techniques and get inspired.
- Makes for a memorable experience, especially with friends.
Cons:
- Can be a little pricey depending on the workshop.
Reflection: The workshop reminded me of the beauty of community and creativity. It was about more than just crafting—it was about connecting, laughing, and learning something new together.
So there you have it: a world of DIY Christmas wreaths that go beyond the standard evergreen. Whether you go classic, quirky, or somewhere in between, each wreath tells its own story, reflecting the joy and creativity of the season. So grab that glue gun, get creative, and make something magical to welcome the holiday spirit into your home!
