Every December, we reach up into the cobwebs of our attic or basement and pull out a tub of Christmas decorations. Some are sentimental, with memories attached and remembered with each year. Others, let’s admit it – they’re just old. The wreaths we put on the front door get crumpled and faded, losing their original luster. Well – get ready! Here are a few creative ways to replace that dusty old wreath and add some holiday cheer to your front door.
Take a page from this HGTV idea by adding a cluster of pinecones to your front door, tied together and hung with a thick Christmas ribbon. This idea is rustic, warm and inexpensive!
This idea takes pieces of scrap wood and hot glues them on to a wire wreath frame for an upcycled, modern wreath that can weather the elements with ease.
This yarn wreath would be the perfect craft to work on by the fire with a cup of hot chocolate. Simply wrap yarn around a foam wreath core and add any embellishments, like a bow or ribbon with a hot glue gun.
This adorable concept is a little more time consuming, but it yields a great result! Make small pom poms out of yarn and attach them to a foam core covered in felt or a straw wreath covered in felt for a colorful pop of Christmas cheer!
Check out more ideas for creating unique wreaths from all sorts of different materials at Apartment Therapy.