Christmas vine wreaths

Learn how to make an old-fashioned evergreen wreath for your home this Christmas using natural elements in your yard with or without a wreath form. In true pioneer spirit, you can have beautiful, fresh Christmas decor all over your home for very little money (or even FREE!).

Wreaths are a beautiful way to add a festive touch to your front door, and they’re so easy to make! Buy two matching garlands & wrap them around a wreath base (available at craft stores). Add some bows, berries, or ornaments for extra flair. Your DIY wreath is ready!

Use fresh greenery to create this rustic DIY Christmas swag wreath in less than 30 minutes! Can be easily customized any way you like.

Happy Sunday Friends!😊 What do we think about this woodland Christmas and winter wreath?🌲🤎 Let me know in the comments👇🏼 I love it so much that I think I’ll have to make one for my front door!☺️ This cascading evergreen wreath is the perfect blend of rustic farmhouse charm and modern elegance! It features real touch Norfolk pine, green and brown cedar, and lots of pinecones, giving this a real, nature, woodsy look! The best part, all materials are high end, high quality and will last…

Here's how to make a grapevine wreath - a fall craft that is perfect for your autumn decor!

Christmas wreaths can be both expensive and uber-cheap looking. After searching 13 stores for a quality wreath at a good price, I finally gave up and made my own. I started with a grape vine base and added embellishments from Michael's. The total cost was $14 (I already had the grape vine) and it took me about 15 minutes to complete. Not bad considering how terrible most of my DIY projects turn out!

Make a festive fresh cedar mini wreath for each cabinet door or for the backs of your dining chairs using clippings from your own trees!