Wreath Craft Ideas

Grapevine Wreath
Gather wild grapevines from the woods. Soak them overnight in water to soften them, then shape them into wreaths or even a small manger for a nativity scene. Decorate with ribbons, dried flowers, and moss for a rustic, natural look.

Multi-Colored Wreath
Reuse old file folders by cutting out circles with the centers removed. Use leftover tissue paper from gift bags to create a colorful, textured wreath. Simply tear the tissue paper into small pieces, wad them up, dip one end in white glue, and press onto the circle. Once the wreath is fully covered, poke a hole at the top, run a scrap of bright colored yarn through it, and hang it up.

Seashell Wreath
Start with a plain wreath from a craft store. Hot glue seashells around the frame, add a decorative bow at the bottom, and you’ve got a beautiful, beach-inspired ornament.

 

Last Updated on May 16, 2025 by Jodi