20 Winter Wreaths + Door Decor You Can Display All Season Long
Go ahead, leave those Christmas decorations up.
Easily transition from festive to seasonally stylish with door decor that you can display during the holidays and leave up until spring (without looking like that neighbor).
Embroidery Hoop Wreath
Festive Holiday Dreamcatcher
Put a stylish Southwestern spin on seasonal decor with a dreamcatcher made from tree cuttings and a cross stitch hoop. Attach greenery to the hoop using floral wire. Next, tie ribbon along the bottom of the hoop to add length. Lastly, use fishing wire tied to the top of the hoop to hang it above a window with a push pin or tack.
To make this pretty, simple wreath, attach evergreen greenery to a cross-stitch hoop using floral wire, then tie ribbon along the bottom of the hoop to add length and color. To ensure your wreath lasts throughout the season, display it outside in cool temperatures and spritz occasionally with water during the warmest part of the day.
Pretty Pinecones
Hanging Pine Cone Bundle With Christmas Charm
Raid your yard for pine cones and form them into a decorative hanging cluster. Gather between six and 18 pine cones and tie a ribbon at their tops. Once all ribbon is added, cluster the pine cones together neatly, then tie them all together at the top. Add a chunky ribbon or bow to conceal the tied knot, then hang on a door, in a window or even directly on the wall.
Pinecones stay fresh and trendy throughout the season, especially when bundled together with colorful ribbon. To make this eye-catching decoration, gather six to eight pinecones and tie a length of ribbon at their bases. Once all ribbon is added, cluster the pinecones together, staggering them in height, then tie together at the top. Add a chunky ribbon or bow to conceal the tied knot and hang.
Dress Up a Simple Magnolia Wreath
Magnolia wreaths will typically last all winter in cooler climates. Once the holidays are over, give your wreath a boost by hanging it on a decorative grill or frame like Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines did here.
Make It: DIY Magnolia Wreath
Lovely in Lavender
Image courtesy of Williams-Sonoma
Fragrant and colorful, dried lavender wreaths are a lovely way to add a touch of farmhouse style to your winter decor.
Make This: DIY Lavender Wreath
Upcycled Elegance
Susan Teare, Joanne Palmisano
Filled with seasonal florals and hung from a vintage-style picture frame, an upcycled ice skate is a pretty winter decoration that will hold its charm long after the holidays are over.
Say It With Greenery
Tree Cutting Letter Art
Put a modern spin on traditional holiday door decor with cardboard letter forms and tree cuttings. Wrap each branch around the letter form, securing the two together with floral wire or hot glue. Once the entire surface of the form is covered, add ribbon along the top and hang.
Make your own trendy monogram wreath by using greening pins to attach fresh cut, long-lasting greenery to a large cardboard letter.
Fabulous Feathers
Image courtesy of West Elm
Skip the fake snow and opt for a door decoration made from fashionable white feathers instead.
Go Coastal
Add a touch of seaside flair to your front porch by embellishing a pine needle wreath with capiz shells, starfish and gauzy ribbon.
Basket of Plenty
Image courtesy of Williams-Sonoma
If wreaths aren't really your thing, consider decking your door with a pretty wicker hanging basket filled with faux or dried florals and winter greenery. When the season is over, simply swap out the florals for a fresh look.
Modern Paper Leaves
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This gorgeous neutral-toned magnolia wreath is made from paper leaves you can craft yourself.
Make It: DIY Modern Paper Wreath
Yarn Ball Wreath
Purple Yarn Wreath
When you're finished, you can either add ribbon and turn the wreath into a one-of-a-kind chair swag (guests will swoon!), or use an over-the-door hanger to add festive charm to your front door.
Add a pop of cozy texture and fun color to your front porch with a DIY wreath made from balls of yarn.
Make This: Colorful DIY Yarn Ball Wreath
Pretty Pages
All you need is a sheet of cardboard, some hot glue and pages of old books or sheet music to complete this easy DIY.
Make This: DIY Paper Cone Wreath
Eucalyptus Garland Wreath
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For a wreath that lasts throughout the season, swap out fresh eucalyptus for dried or faux varieties.
Make This: Farmhouse-Inspired Greenery Wreath
Stylish Scraps
Outdoor Wreath With Reclaimed Wood Layers
Create a welcoming weatherproof outdoor wreath from scrap wood or shims. Simply attach pieces of wood to a wire wreath form using floral wire, then layer pieces of wood with hot glue or simple tacks. Add extra protection to the raw wood with a spray can of polyurethane or wood stain and sealer.
Instead of tossing leftover wood project pieces, transform them into a gorgeous, waterproof outdoor decoration. Simply hot-glue wood scraps to a wire wreath form, layering as you go, then seal with polyurethane or wood stain.
Frame It
Marc Kelly
Up the wow factor of a simple evergreen wreath by hanging it inside an antique picture frame.
Sweater Wreath
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Give old sweaters new life with this easy DIY.
Go Glam
Give your red holiday berry wreath a glitzy update with a quick coat of gold spray paint.
Rustic + Repurposed
Yarn Ball Ornament Wreath
Take a simple everyday wreath and dress it up for the holidays. This driftwood wreath is perfect year-round at our house, but for the holidays it gets an extra special touch.
Photo by: Picasa ©ten22 studio | Rennai Hoefer
Picasa, ten22 studio | Rennai Hoefer
Upcycle old Christmas ornaments to make these rustic yarn ball wreath embellishments.
Make This: DIY Yarn Ball Ornaments
Boxwood Beauty
Image courtesy of West Elm
Preserved boxwood greenery keeps its color and shape indefinitely, making it a great choice for wreath making. Simply switch out ribbon and embellishments to transition this wreath from season to season.
Make This: DIY Boxwood Wreath
Willow Wreath
Image courtesy of Viva Terra
A winter favorite, pussy willow branches bear fuzzy white catkins in late winter, making the knobby stems beautiful additions to wreaths and other cold season decor.
