Decorating Seasonal Decorating Winter 8 Easy Ways to Upgrade Store-Bought Evergreen Wreaths Give an inexpensive, store-bought wreath a custom look with our favorite Christmas wreath decorating ideas. Whether you choose a real pine wreath or one with faux greenery, these DIY evergreen wreaths are sure to add holiday cheer to your home. By Hannah Bruneman Hannah Bruneman Hannah is a former editorial associate at BHG.com. In her 5 years at DotDash Meredith, her contributions focused on home renovation and decor trends. Her work has been featured in Better Homes and Gardens, Ladies Home Journal, Southern Living, and more.Hannah began specializing in home decor and renovation trends while working under multiple Better Homes and Gardens special-interest publications, including magazines like Storage, Do It Yourself, Refresh, and Secrets of Getting Organized.Hannah received her BA in Journalism and Mass Communication from Drake University. She graduated in 2016 with a focus on Magazine Journalism. During her time at BHG.com, Hannah worked on photoshoots, where she created DIY crafts and completed beginner- to intermediate-level home improvement projects. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process and Kaylei Fear Kaylei Fear Kaylei Fear is a digital editorial apprentice for Better Homes & Gardens. Interested in all aspects of home design, she is eager to learn from skilled experts while diversifying her experiences. Kaylei is currently attending Iowa State University while pursuing a B.A. in public relations with minors in environmental studies and fashion, culture, history, and social justice. She is a Forever True Scholar and a Deans Advisory Council Student Panelist. At her university, she is involved with The Fashion Show as a special events team member and was previously a writer for TREND magazine. Kaylei is also the social media manager for Good Makers Market. She manages their Facebook and Instagram platforms. Previously, she was a public relations intern for EightSixtySouth, a strategic communications agency, managing social platforms, creating press kits and clips, updating media lists, and researching and monitoring influencers. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on October 18, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Wreaths are a holiday season staple. Like a cherry on top of a sundae, no Christmas decor display is complete without a wreath. To get a look you love, consider decorating an affordable store-bought evergreen wreath. Christmas wreath decorating ideas don't have to be complicated, and our eight homemade evergreen wreaths are proof. Whether you decide on a more traditional style, such as pinecones and holly, or opt for something unconventional, like dried oranges or Christmas village decorations, your front door will look festive with these easy wreath ideas. A store-bought evergreen wreath or a real pine wreath of any size work great for these ideas. If you're just looking for inspiration, take a look at our projects below, then click on the how-tos for further instructions for each DIY Christmas wreath. These easy guides will help you to create a custom wreath with step-by-step instructions. But first, pump up the holiday tunes, pour yourself some hot cocoa, and get in the holiday crafting spirit! Jay Wilde 1. Traditional with a Twist Add interest to a classic evergreen wreath by filling the boughs with various winter greens. Multiple varieties of faux eucalyptus leaves pair well with the evergreen base, while berries add a pop of color to the mix. Add in the different elements in a clockwise formation so the finished product looks polished. This modern evergreen wreath looks great with any style of exterior or interior. Get the Traditional Wreath Tutorial Jay Wilde 2. Metallic Accents Make a shimmering holiday wreath that complements the Christmas tree in your living room. Fill in the evergreen base with pine needles for a fuller look, then add twinkle lights and metallic ornaments in shades of gold, silver, and copper. For a finishing touch, attach a sparkling star to the center. DIY Wreath with Ornaments Jay Wilde 3. DIY Wreath Featuring Winter Greens If you like to decorate your home in frosty blues and deep plum colors in the winter, try this wreath decorating idea. We traded traditional red berries for olive branches and finished the layers of leaves with pearlescent faux white berries. Sprigs of lavender add a touch of purple. This indigo look will last you well past the holidays and through the remainder of winter. DIY Winter Wreath with Lavender Jay Wilde 4. Timeless Evergreen Wreath Red and green is a classic holiday color combination for a reason. To fill a store-bought evergreen wreath with Christmas cheer, add magnolia leaves, red berries, and jingle bells. Natural elements contribute seasonal scents and textures to winter wreaths but consider incorporating faux greenery so you can reuse this homemade wreath for years to come. Magnolia Holiday Wreath Tutorial Jay Wilde 5. Black and White Farmhouse Wreath We're dreaming of a white Christmas, so maybe this wreath will encourage snow to fall early this winter. Collect as many white decorations as you can, or use spray paint to transform natural elements. Inspired by the look of light snowfall on an evergreen tree, this DIY wreath features twigs, pinecones, pearly accents, and a black-and-white buffalo-plaid bow. DIY Farmhouse Wreath Jacob Fox 6. Dehydrated Fruit Wreath If classic red and green isn't your style, try incorporating dried orange slices into your holiday wreath for beautiful color that isn't so traditional. This simple yet statement-making wreath can be made with fresh evergreen branches or faux greenery. Bonus: Your house will be filled with cozy holiday fragrance as you assemble the door decoration. How to Make a Dried-Orange Wreath 7. Playful Flocked Wreath Christmas villages don't always have to be displayed on your fireplace mantel. This traditional holiday decor staple can bring playfulness to your typical evergreen wreath. These tiny houses are made out of cardboard and look so good that nobody will believe you used your DIY skills to create this Christmas wreath. How to Make a Christmas Village Wreath 8. Easy and Classic Evergreen Wreath Adding a few pinecones, real or fake, is an easy way to transform a store-bought wreath. You can complete this project in less than 10 minutes with a little floral wire, and it's the perfect Christmas staple for your front door. Finish this look with a bow or ribbon in your favorite holiday color. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit