All you need to make a wreath is at your feet. Just look around your own yard or comb the side of the road for leaves, berries and other natural items to work into a seasonal wreath.

To finish the wreath, you will need to make two to three mini bundles to cover up the stems of your larger bundles. You will cut these 3-4 inches shorter than the larger bundles.

One of my earliest crafting memories is making this wreath with my mom and older sisters when I was a little girl. Creating one is super easy, plus it’s my most inexpensive craft to date (under ...

3. Ribbon Time. Break out your ribbons, whether they’re big and pink or thin and purple because it's time to customize your wreath! In true Shaw fashion, the crafter opted to make squiggles out ...

How to make an autumn wreath Step 1: gather your foliage and supplies . Eucalyptus, rosemary, grasses, hydrangeas, poppy heads, dried flowers, and roses are all great options for an autumn wreath.

Use wire or ribbon to make a loop to hang up the wreath and add a bow if required. Using a floral foam base Floral foam – otherwise known as oasis – can be bought in rings, which are highly ...

To make a wreath of course!! The process is easier than you think! Author: Rebekah Ditchfield Published: 4:29 PM MDT April 7, 2016 ...

Making a Christmas wreath using foraged finds is one of the joys of the festive season. From fir and bracken to bright seasonal berries and pine cones, our frost-covered woodlands are filled with ...

It's easy to brighten up your home with a beautiful fall wreath. You can create a one-of-a-kind look in just a few minutes, following these simple steps, courtesy of Jodie ...

If you want to learn how to make your own spring wreath, be sure to watch the video above […] DAYTON, OH (WDTN) – It’s the perfect time of year to add some spring-themed decor to your home!

THE tradition of hanging a wreath on your door at Christmas dates back centuries, and is used to welcome guests into your home. But where does the practice originate and how can you make your own? … ...