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Christmas wreaths

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Christmas Wreaths Get in the Christmas spirit by hanging a beautiful wreath on your front door or inside your home -- our Christmas wreath ideas blend traditional with creative to make your wreath stand out. If you want a more traditional Christmas wreath for your front door, you'll love our easy ways to transform a plain wreath into a masterpiece. Spruce up pine wreaths with snowy pinecones, berries, ribbon, and more for a classic and timeless look for your front door. Break away from tradition with our pretty wreath ideas and try using pinecones for your wreath base, wrapping your wreath in bright ribbon, or fashioning a wreath from homemade pom-poms. Get an easy how-to and patterns for a snowflake wreath made from white felt, which will add a cozy look to your living room for Christmas. Our creative Christmas wreath ideas feature unexpected shapes, colors, and materials for a unique look in your home or on your front door. Finally, show off your personality with our themed...

Beautiful DIY Fall Leaves Wreath Of Upcycled Cans

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The coolest autumn wreath to decorate our door is definitely one with fall gifts but if you choose leaves, fruit or grass, that won’t be durable. That’s why for this fall wreath you’ll need Tim Holtz Tattered Leaves die, sizzix, Ranger Alcohol Inks in fall colors; felt applicator for alcohol inks, straw, aluminum cans, metal snips, cardboard, circle shapes to trace for inner and outer diameter of wreath, a pen, scissors, 3D foam mounts, duct tape. Rinse out your cans with soapy water and cut them into sheets like my aluminum can rose. Die cut leaves, cut out a wreath form out of cardboard. Wrap the form with the duct tape and apply leaves randomly oriented. Hang your wreath on the door and enjoy the view!  Source : savedbylovecreations

Yummy-Looking DIY Dry Apple Wreath

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This amazing fall wreath looks so that it would make you think of food – of amazing fall gift like these ripe apples. For this apple wreath you’ll need a 14″ grapevine wreath, 3 red apples, a mandolin slicer, lemon juice, a dehydrator, a hot glue gun, acorns & star anise, a burlap bow. Cut apple slices keeping skin and immediately place them to the side and dip/brush in lemon juice to prevent browning. Add to dehydrator for 5-6 hours at the highest temperature. After the slices are ready, arrange and hot glue them. Add acorns and star anise. Let everybody enjoy your unusual and tasty-looking wreath! Source : lmichellek