Decorate your front door with one of these winter wreath ideas and give your guests a warm holiday greeting before they even come inside your house. Whip a homemade wreath up in minutes without busting your budget!
Easy Winter Crafts for Adults
Now that the weather is cold, you can’t outside and garden, but you can welcome the holiday season with a wreath that decks your door. Within this round-up, there is a winter-themed wreath for practically every entrance.
What’s your holiday decor style? Is it glittery, white snowflakes or earthy burlap, feathers, and twigs? We cover the gamut in winter doorway decor, from wreaths wrapped in winter scarves to cuddled-up woodland creatures.
So, pour yourself a cup of hot cocoa, set the scene with one of our 15 Winter Essential Oil Blends, and have some fun choosing a wreath that fits into your winter wonderland.
How do you Make a Winter Wreath?
Get your hot glue gun ready, ladies, because this is going to be fun.
What do we need? Well, that depends on you, my dear.
There are wreaths made from beads, berries, faux fur, and pompoms. In addition, there are wreaths for Hanukkah, Christmas, and evergreen options for the whole season.
Most of these winter wreaths begin with a form. You’ll need scissors or wire cutters, glue or staples. Much of the supplies you’ll have on hand in your craft closet or yard.
You may even be able to reuse last year’s Christmas tree decorations, or even your kid’s outgrown winter hat too.
None of these ideas for your front door require you to run to the bank. So relax. This is just easy breezy holiday fun. Your door is going to look fantastic.
DIY Winter Wreath Ideas for the Front Door
The door to your home says a lot about you. With a handmade wreath hanging on it, I believe it says, "Let the good times roll" or "Life is celebrated here" or "Come in and let's make some memories." Whatever message you choose to convey with your wreath, you'll get back to the conversation shortly because these are quick to make. So, enjoy creating your winter decor crafts while chestnuts roast on the open fire.
If you like the look of a snow-covered field sparkling with snowflakes, then this is your wreath. It's simple to make by wrapping a form in white yarn and adorning it with white glittery fill-in-the-blanks. So easy, yet finished with a very glamorous White Christmas look to it.
Wondering what to do with that old roll of plastic wrap and pile of tissue paper? How about an adorable DIY winter wreath, isn't it obvious? Tie it with a bow and you are good to go.
A cream and gold berry Christmas wreath will make you want to pour a glass of champagne and bring in the New Year. It's a celebrated combination of easy and elegant. No one will guess it's nothing more than a trip to the dollar store and some fun with the hot glue gun.
This is your Hanukkah wreath. Easy to make salt dough ornaments give this wreath the right effect. Hang it along your Mezuzah and your door is complete for the season.
In the mood for something out of the box? Here are a plethora of non-traditional winter wreath ideas to adorn your door. My personal favorite is dried orange slice wreaths. Feast your eyes on the festive fun to come.
Looking for a non-Christmas winter wreath? This neutral, monochromatic wreath is not necessarily for any holiday in particular. It's a subtle and tasteful touch to add to any doorway and suit the whole season.
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