13 Spring Wreath Ideas

I’ve got a naked door.

Wreath-less.

I’m working on remedying that today, thankfully. Don’t let my door know that she’s been embarrassingly un-clothed since we took the Christmas wreath down in early January {or maybe mid-February… just in time for my daughter’s 1st birthday… geez, this door is seasonally-challenged and naked}.

Anyways, when I plan to make a wreath, I find inspiration online. Then, it only makes sense, to pass on those lovely ideas to you!

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13 Spring Wreath Ideas

1. Let the greenery trail down off the side of your wreath // Somewhere in the Middle
2. Create a wildflower look with loosely tucked sprigs in a grapevine wreath // Jenna Burger Designs
3. Pair a twig wreath with bright forsythia  // Stone Gable Blog
4. Dry hydrangeas and arrange them into a thick, full wreath // Jenna Burger Designs

5. Mix bright blooms with natural textures // Flourishing at Home
6. Deep pink roses paired with white is a more neutral take on the springtime feel // Always, Katie
7. Choose a favorite tulip and cover one side of a grapevine wreath with bunches // Sugar Bee Crafts
8. Simple, bright greenery paired with burlap brightens a dark door // Simply Made Fun

9. Dark ribbon and bright pink make a happy, springtime pair // Undercover DIYer
10. Turn that spring break seashell collection into a beautiful wreath // Up to Date Interiors
11. Magnolia blooms add a springy touch to a book-page wreath // Tales from Our House
12. Black and white stripes always make a statement // Girl Loves Glam
13. Create this wreath from on-hand craft supplies: felt, thread and ricrac // Love, Pasta and a Toolbelt

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My naked door isn’t getting any of these options, but she will be clothed in a lovely spring wreath by Monday.

I’m using materials that I’ve already got on hand and can’t wait to show you the result… along with a simple spring tour of our entry.

Besides that, we’re hoping to knock out a few finishing tasks in the guest bath, laundry room, and master bedroom.

Why are you doing in your home this weekend? Any springtime activities?