Wreaths

Find everything you need to know about Wreaths right here

Featured

Holiday Wreaths of Colonial Williamsburg

Wreaths on the doors of Colonial Williamsburg homes have inspired holiday spirit and delighted visitors for more than 300 years. This virtual tour will inspire you to use natural greenery and fruits to create a wreath reminiscent of Colonial times.

"… visitors. Swags and wreaths at two windows echo … area. This festive wreath uses magnolia and … be opened, split wreaths in two pieces. Each half of this wreath has boxwood sprigs … natural greenery. Bold wreaths make good use of … squirrels cavort on a wreath featuring nuts …"

Articles

Folk Art Floral Wreaths

… Pat Sloan From Quilts & More, Spring 2005 1 yard of cream print for applique foundations 1/2 yard of green print No. 1 for wreath and flower stamen appliques 1/3 yard of green print No. 2 for leaf appliques 1/4 yard of red stripe for flower appliques …

Rectangular Leafy Wreath

Leaf wreaths are sold in craft and decorating … instructions and tips below. Styrofoam wreath form (or a wire form) Sheet moss … Fall ornament (optional) Create a wreath hanger at the top of the wreath using sturdy wire wrapped around …

Happy Holidays Wreath Project

This unusual oval wreath greets visitors even before … doorbell. The letters on this wreath are twine-wrapped wooden … for your holiday message. Wreaths with these types of decorations … attach the letters to the wreath . Wires were wrapped around …

Videos

Cookie Cutter Wreath

Cookie cutters can do double-duty this holiday season, as seen with this charming wreath project.

Mon, 17 Nov 2008|More from Holidays
|Wreathsfound at1:11

cookie cutter about this idea. It's a clever twist on a traditional wreath . Cookie cutters really make their mark with this twist on a traditional wreath . This is such a cool way to reuse cookie cutters. If you happen to have a bag lying around the house like I do from my Christmas cookies every year, this is a project for you. So, what you need to do is you need to start out with all of your different-sized cookie cutters. I've got some big ones here. I've also got some medium-sized ones. And then, I've got some little teeny ones, too. So, I'm gonna start kind of configuring these in a general shape of a wreath . So, I'm gonna tuck some into each other, like that. And you kinda need to play with this a little bit while your doing it just to get the right shape. It's kinda like creating a puzzle. Bring this closer together, like that. And so there we go. We've got the general- wreath shape. So now, if you plan to reuse these cookie cutters and you just wanna make these wreaths temporarily. You're gonna need some of these little sticky putty stuff. And it comes in little rectangular pieces like this, and you're

Twig-or-Treat Wreath

Take a simple twig wreath and then use creepy crawlies to give it some spooky personality. What a way to welcome Halloween!

Sun, 23 Sep 2007|More from Holidays
|Wreathsfound at0:10

really spook a fire front door with this quick and easy-to-make Halloween wreath . So the first thing you wanna start with is you wanna start with one of these twig wreaths . You can get this at any craft store. They're super cheap, and you can either leave it like this in the natural brown color, or I actually spray painted mine, and I used just a regular spray paint. When you use spray paint, you wanna make sure you've got latex gloves because when the paint gets on your hands, it's like impossible to get off. So you spray paint it. You can either do it completely like I did here to make an all-black wreath , or you can kinda spot it so it looks a little vintage and a little creepy. Once you've got your wreath painted, you can decorate it with all sorts of little creepy crawlies. I've got these tarantulas and this like creepy snake, and then I also bought this little bag of bugs here. They were super cheap, and you get a whole bag of them like a hundred. You can seem to decorate the whole house. So I'm gonna start off right now with my snake, and this is a great project for you to do with your kids `cause the kids can kind of lay out all the creepy crawlies and then you can finish it off with the glue gun. So once you've got your creatures placed in your wreath , you wanna just secure them with a glue gun. You just take a little couple of dabs behind like that. Just think

Wayward Wreaths

Make an eco-friendly style statement with your holiday décor! Create a gorgeous holiday wreath with secondhand stuff and flea market finds!

Tue, 1 Dec 2009|More from Holidays

More Videos

Slide Shows

Wreaths for Fall

… purchased grapevine wreaths have been wired … the place of a wreath on this door … wire to join the wreaths . A moss-covered wreath form is the base … Thanksgiving. Leaf wreaths are sold in craft … Cover a Styrofoam wreath form with moss …

Pretty Christmas Wreaths

… twigs make this asymmetrical wreath a striking addition to your holiday décor. These three wreaths are easy to make with floral foam wreath bases, pearl ornaments, and … out this season by creating wreaths that mimic other shapes, such …

Decorate with Handmade Wreaths

… with a purchased wire wreath form and tuck in brown … from traditional fall wreaths , create one with … gourds to a round straw wreath form. Hot-glue … series of tabletop wreaths . For each one, soak a floral foam wreath in water, then place …

Christmas Wreaths

… were wired to this grapevine wreath form, creating a burst of holiday color. Choose any size wreath and any color of faux berries … door with this year. Three wreaths were hung vertically and remain … surface with this decorative wreath . Learn more in the project …

Wreaths for a Holiday Door

… doorway. An unusual oval wreath greets visitors while … the columns. Evergreen wreaths sold at home centers … for a size to fit your wreath . Wire them on in a circular … Dress up the plainest of wreaths with even one great bow … to a country-style wreath by wiring on decorations …

Theme Wreaths for the Holidays

… ornaments decorate this wreath with toy shapes and Christmas colors. Notice that the wreath form was first wound with … to make the bow. Candy wreaths are alway popular and this … are pinned or glued to a wreath form and accented with …