55 DIY Christmas Wreaths to Welcome All of Your Holiday Guests

Depict an entire wintry scene on your Christmas wreath. Use bottle brush trees and a cute vintage car to spruce up a gold hoop.

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SHOP HOOP WREATHS

Turn your favorite Christmas treat into a beautiful decoration! Bakers will love the personal touch it adds to their homes.

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Deck the halls—and the doors—with boughs of holly! It's easy to craft this cheerful wreath using striped ribbon and styrofoam balls covered in red glitter.

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Poinsettias are the unofficial houseplant of Christmas, so why not give a nod to those brilliant red flowers with this DIY felt wreath? Top it off with an oversized red satin bow for added pizazz.

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You can never go wrong with a traditional red and green color mix. This timeless Christmas wreath includes pine needles, holly leaves and berries, and mistletoe—all crafted from lightweight metallic paper.

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Mini disco balls and feathered flamingos add unexpected glitz and glamour to this unique holiday wreath. You'll definitely want to keep it up through New Year's Day!

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This playful wreath is made from an assortment of green, pink, and red balloons and topped off with an adorable cardboard bow. It's the perfect unexpected pop of color for your Christmas décor.

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Put together a frosty display with this snowman wreath idea, complete with a top hat, scarf, and pretty snowflakes.

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There are so many Christmas-inspired elements on this hoop wreath, including "Noel" written on wood slices, a checkered ribbon, and pretty greenery.

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SHOP WOOD SLICES

Jazz up a plain pine wreath by adorning it with colorful handmade pom-poms.

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SHOP POM-POM MAKERS

Frosted pine cones and berries create a snowy wonderland right on your front door.

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Save some money this year by repurposing the trimmings from your Christmas tree. When secured to a grapevine wreath, they make a beautiful, classic display.

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Include a pop of color in your winter wreath with this classic citrus decoration. It's so simple to create!

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Pair a fuzzy white wreath with a black-and-white striped ribbon for a modern touch.

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Transform an ordinary wreath into one that's super charming by adding on colorful sisal trees.

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This gorgeous wreath is made using wrapping paper and an embroidery hoop. You can put it up year after year!

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Bells are such a classic symbol of Christmas. Pair them with a pine wreath and a vintage-looking ribbon to create this look.

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Nothing looks more cheerful than this wreath, which is fully decked out in pom-poms of different colors and patterns.

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Believe it or not, this white wreath is made out of dozens of coffee filters! It'll look glamorous hanging in your home.

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Add pops of color and hints of gold to painted pine cones to easily enhance an evergreen wreath.

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SHOP SPRAY PAINT

For a retro vibe, try your hand at this starburst wreath. It's entirely handcrafted, so you'll be proud to show it off!

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Go for an all-white look with this fluffy wreath. There are pops of glitter and a dazzling white flower included.

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Infuse your Christmas decorating with lots of color thanks to this rainbow wreath.

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You can't go wrong with a bit of red, white, and gold this Christmas. Put this sparkly wreath on your door for an inviting display.

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You set out candles in your windows for the holidays, so it makes sense to add one to your front door wreath as well. (Don't worry—it's battery operated!)

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SHOP LED CANDLES

Between the pine cones, greenery, and twinkling lights, this wreath will instantly inspire some holiday spirit—and maybe a little love for the winter season too!

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If you have an old wool scarf in your closet, give it a festive second act as an upcycled wreath. It’s an easy way to add extra warmth to your home for the holidays.

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Sure, vintage ornaments are simply gorgeous on a tree, but have you thought about bringing that old-school charm to a Christmas wreath? This tutorial will show you how.

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If you've never knitted a stitch in your life, maybe now is the time to learn! Make this arm knitted wreath that's ideal for beginners.

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