15+ DIY Christmas Wreath Ideas

Homemade pom poms and a sweet wintery scene create this gorgeous handmade wreath from Ashley at Modern Glam. Check out the post for some other ideas of how to customize this one!

Kelly from Studio DIY crafted a shiny and colorful ornament wreath using a variety of ornaments (even a few flamingos) for a bright festive touch to her holiday home.

Haeley at Designed Improvised created this lovely Nordic-inspired wheat wreath based off a project found in the book Scandinavian Gatherings, by Melissa Bahen of Lulu the Baker.

This DIY Christmas Bow Wreath from Design Improvised is a such a fun holiday craft. You'll need lots and lots of bows and a little time to craft this festive wreath. The perfect Christmas movie crafting project I'd say!

Ashley at Sugar and Cloth shared these colorful twin wreaths as part of her Christmas home tour and aren't they sweet? Start with a flocked wreath and follow Ashley's quick instructions to recreate your own wreaths with bright bottle brush trees.

This is such a fun one from Cami at Tidbits! First, you'll grab some super-fluffy yarn and make lots of homemade pom poms. Then, hot glue the poms onto a wreath form and decorate as desired.

Use pretty gold bells, a wreath form, and lots of winter greenery to craft this Winter Wreath with Bells from The Turquoise Home.

Ornament wreaths are so popular, but they can take a lot of time to make--and not everyone wants to hot glue their favorites into a wreath. This tutorial from The Homes I Have Made shares how to make an ornament wreath without glue as well as a helpful tip for filling in gaps easily. You'll love this one!

Cookies in wreath form! This festive Christmas Gingerbread Cookie Wreath from Sincerely Marie Designs is made with real gingerbread cookies, hot glue (not for eating!) and a wreath form. Add a holiday bow for extra cheer!

Use jingle bells to craft this quick wreath from Sincerely Marie Designs!

I love the trend of the vintage car motif loaded with mini Christmas trees or presents. This tutorial from Lovely Indeed shows you how to customize a plain toy car into a Christmas car with a few simple changes and then add it into this adorable wreath.

Use your cutting machine to cut 100s of paper leaves to craft together into this pretty Paper Evergreen Holiday Wreath from Lia Griffith.

Note: You will have to become a member of the Lia Griffith website to unlock this project, but there are lots of other lovely projects to make too with a membership.

Here's a cute snowman wreath from It's Always Autumn that you can use all winter long. The project uses dollar store supplies so it's a budget-friendly craft for your winter and Christmas decorating.

Have you seen Dollar Tree Mop Wreaths yet? These fluffy wreaths are created with dust mop heads and a simple ring form. This version from KA Styles includes some tips and tricks for making these and ideas for decorating them after the fluffy mops are glued down.

Use super chunky yarn to create this cute Boho wreath from Joyful Derivatives.

Try adding a Nativity to your Christmas wreath with this easy tutorial from It's Always Autumn.

This pretty Modern Greenery Wreath from Cherished Bliss includes both faux and real greenery for a full look that is completed with some pretty holiday bells!

Hanging wreaths on windows is the perfect festive touch and it can be a budget-friendly decor idea if you already have plenty of wreaths on hand. Follow along with the video tutorial from Bless'er House to learn how to do it.

This White and Gold Wreath from A Beautiful Mess can transition from fall to winter and even the New Year. If you can't find what you need in the colors you'd like (or if you want to recycle old picks and florals), simply spray paint items to change colors.

This cozy winter wreath idea from DIY Beautify is created with wool roving and a simple crochet chain (it's easy to do, even if you don't crochet!), Wrap the roving and crochet chain around a wreath form for a simple project that is perfect for an afternoon of crafting.