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DIY Winter Wreath for Your Front Door {Non-Christmas}

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It’s Winter and you need a new Winter Wreath for your front door, but what to do? Today I am going to share with you the easiest DIY Winter Wreath you can do to spruce up your entryway.

A DIY Winter Wreath Pin for Pinterest.

In this photo, you can see my whole front porch and part of my entry through the window. My daughter’s coat hangs there, waiting for her to come home from college!

What I want you to notice in this photo though is 1) it’s snowing so this is definitely a winter wreath and 2) the pattern in both the pillows and ribbon on the wreath.

Buffalo check is a go-to pattern for Modern Farmhouse style. For this wreath’s bow, I made it myself from ribbon I picked up from Michaels.

This is my go-to bow maker that I purchased about 20 years ago. Mine isn’t quite as nice, it’s definitely gotten better since the olden days. But it looks almost exactly like this one you can get from Amazon.

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How to Make the Wreath

Materials:

The main part of the wreath is made from two materials, sprigs of winter greens from Michaels and a large grapevine wreath.

Make sure whatever evergreen sprigs you choose you don’t get anything with red berries in them. It gives too much of a nod towards Christmas. Unless you want this wreath for Christmas then go for it!

Yep, that’s it! All you need are wire cutters to trim the stems of the sprigs you bought.

Now you can also use real evergreens which would be really nice too!

Steps to Make your DIY Winter Wreath

Cut down the sprigs and stick the ends of the stems into the grapevine wreath. Push them down in so they are secure.

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This shows how I put the first sprig into the winter wreath.
Here I am putting the second sprig into the winter wreath.
Adding the last sprig and fluffing out the branches.

If you cannot secure them into the wreath you might have to use a little bit of wire to make them stay. I didn’t have to do that.

Once the sprigs are secure fluff out the evergreens how you want them. The wreath can be as big or small as you like.

Here is the final product!

The finished wreath with the buffalo check bow added.
My daughter holding the winter wreath with a buffalo check bow.

Other DIY Wreath posts:

DIY Winter Wreath pin for Pinterest.

I hope you feel like you can do this easy DIY Winter Wreath. I found it super simple and love the look it adds to my entry this Winter.

As a licensed Real Estate Agent and an avid home decorator, I strive to give my clients the very best I can when it comes to staging, selling, and decorating their homes. I have lots of experience with paint color choices and love to DIY my home so I can have everything just the way I want it. I share my ideas and projects with the world in the hopes that I can help others have their homes just the way they want as well.

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