11 Pretty Easter Wreaths to DIY w flowers, eggs & happy colors.
I’m getting ready to create some Easter wreaths, so I did my research. Today I want to share my inspiration with you. In another post I’ll show you what I ended up making myself.
To say that I’m getting a bit wreath-obsessed is an understatement. I have lots of wreaths in my house already: some finished, some seasonal and some … work in progress. One of these latter WIPs need to transform into a final Easter Wreath. Yes, I’m working on it….
Meanwhile, I thought to show you my Easter Wreath inspiration. As you can tell: no bright spray-painted Easter eggs with glitter, glued in a happy circle, but rather more nature-inspired materials is what I’m craving for my front door wreath, … and elsewhere in my home.
Inspirational Easter Wreaths to DiY
Easy Burlap Easter Wreaths
 By Top This Top That. This is a super easy, super fast DIY: wrap and poke burlap through metal wire wreath base, and embellish with a few dollar-store Easter decorations.
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Creative Wreaths – #2
DIY howto: Snip and rip strips of happy Spring colored fabrics. Wrap around foam or craft paper balls, or even plastic Easter eggs. Cover a foam wreath with fabric. Hot glue gun the balls onto the wreath and each other. For success, layout a ball color/size composition before gluing them onto your wreath base. Adorn with ribbon for hanging, using a complementary color. In case you wonder where the fabrics came from, Making in Fun is owned by Miller Fabrics. Where to get your wreath making supplies: craft foam balls |
Creative Wreaths – #3
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Natural Wreaths – #1
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Natural Wreaths – #2
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Natural Wreaths – #3
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Natural Wreaths – #4
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Creative and Somewhat Natural Wreaths & other Spring Decorations
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  By The Messy Roost. Just when you think ‘dollarstore plastic eggs are just too bright and too plastic-y’, The Messy Roost shows us how to put them together into a whimsical wreath that makes the perfect Easter decoration.
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, Michael Miller 
