30+ Easy DIY Easter and Spring Wreaths

Spring has sprung! Welcome the new season's arrival by brightening your home with one of our DIY spring wreaths and front door displays.

First up: Give your home's curb appeal a big dose of spring color with this faux floral wreath that combines trendy blooms with seasonal stunners and a variety of textures — from fuzzy faux lamb's ear to frilly faux Queen Anne's lace. Make your front door bloom with our tutorial, below.

Use simple materials, like colorful card stock, quilting pins and ribbon, to create a one-of-a-kind floral wreath that's perfect for welcoming spring to your home.

In just a few hours, you can turn craft-store basics into this organically inspired wreath with a hearty helping of country charm. Loop ribbon around the wreath form to hang on your front door, or display indoors to bring the outdoors in.

Even if you don't care for marshmallow candy, you've got to admit this marshmallow bunny wreath is whimsically adorable. We suggest displaying it indoors, but if you want to display it outside, coat the entire wreath with a protective lacquer to keep bugs and birds away.

Add a little zest to your front door this spring and summer season with a colorful, citrus-themed wreath. Because when life gives you lemons, craft them into a wreath — our tutorial below shows you how.

Inspired by the fact that songbirds often build their spring nests in tucked-away, safe areas like front porches, this wreath features an easy-to-craft DIY bird's nest complete with colorful faux robin's eggs.

This peace sign wreath can be displayed all year long. For spring and summer, add colorful flowers to the green base like we have here. In fall, earth-toned blooms will make it shine, and in winter, try white blossoms or bright red poinsettia petals.

Get started with this easy-to-assemble sunburst wreath that's abloom with dogwood branches and — surprise! — a pair of nestled faux birds. Make your own with our tutorial, below.

Get hoppin' to make this playful wreath that starts as a pair of embroidery hoops and colorful fabric. Our quick video and complete instructions, below, will walk you through each step of crafting this cutie just in time for the Easter Bunny's arrival.

Put your green thumb on display with this tasty wreath that pairs garden-fresh veggies from your backyard or local farmer's market with floral wire and an inexpensive wreath form for a look that celebrates spring's abundance — and the Easter Bunny's favorite treat!

What would spring be without the sweet chirping of songbirds? Beckon them to your backyard (and thank them for the sounds of spring) with this easy-to-craft wreath that does double-duty as a bird feeder. Learn how to give Mother Nature a hand by making your own.

Get an assist from the kiddos to create this wreath that starts with an inexpensive foam base that you then cover with hot glue and pom-poms in every shade of the rainbow. Easy-peasy, right? Keep little ones crafting with our 60 easy kids' craft ideas, below.

Turn that too-small pair of jeans into a textural wreath that'll add a bright pop of blue to your front door or any interior space.

Sculptural, colorful and the lowest of all low-maintenance plants, it's no wonder that succulents are everywhere. Follow along with our tutorial, below, to learn how to turn a few cuttings into an ever-evolving living wreath that'll turn your front door or an interior wall into a vertical garden.

Check out our quick video and tutorial, below, to learn how to fold colorful paper to resemble leaves of all shapes for the base of this wreath. Then top with rolled paper flowers for a colorful nod to the spring season.

This wreath uses sheet moss and assorted faux greenery to create a monochromatic base you can customize for each of the spring holidays. Just use floral pins to temporarily attach a faux floral sprig for spring, as we have here, or pin on other decorations for St. Patrick's Day, Easter or Mother's Day. Keep it going throughout the year, pinning on a variety of decorations and colorful ribbons to represent other holidays.

A hot glue gun, a foam wreath form and several bunches of faux tulips in the same color family are all you need to create a trendy tulip wreath that brings one of spring's favorite flowers to your front door. Get all our crafting tips, below.

This easy-to-make door decoration brings together two spring garden favorites — tulips and carrots. Faux greenery and tulips (you can buy them in bunches, but we used individual flowers because they look nicer) were fastened together with floral wire gradually widening to create a carrot shape. A simple ribbon cinches the bouquet together.

Punched-paper butterflies add a fanciful touch and a big burst of cheery color to this wreath that uses coiled raffia-covered wire as its base. Get more tips for crafting this cutie, below, plus 11 more seasonal stunners from HGTV Magazine.

Wreaths come in all sizes and colors — why not opt for turquoise? This spring wreath has a retro feel that was created based on a floral fabric. Decorations include cotton fabric embellishments such as covered buttons, fabric wrapped Styrofoam balls and appliques. Other fun additions include loomed flowers, pompoms and vintage foliage.

Turn office store supplies, like adhesive mailing labels and round stickers, into a "resist" to keep white craft eggs white before spray-painting in pretty pastel shades. Our friends at HGTV Magazine share more wreath-crafting ideas, below.

Dress up an oversized chipboard, foam or wood letter with a variety of silk spring blooms to create a single initial monogram for your front door or any interior wall. Get our best tips for making this perfectly personalized look, below.

Raid your recycling bin for newspaper, then hit your craft stash for faux greenery and twine to turn items you already have into a bunch of faux carrots to deck out your front door for Easter. Learn how to dye the twine, plus get more tips, below.

Pretty scrapbook paper, an embroidery hoop, scissors and brass brads are all you need to craft this playful wreath that'll brighten up your front door spring through summer. Get HGTV Magazine's tips, below, for creating the paper pinwheels.

Artificial wreaths are a great way to showcase a holiday collection. In this case small vintage Easter toys have been glued into an illuminated white wreath. If you don’t have the patience to collect vintage toys, many stores now carry vintage inspired Easter figurines that would also work well.

Using a hula hoop as its base, this clever upcycle includes a friendly greeting and can be customized with either fresh or faux blooms and greenery. Watch our quick video, below, for step-by-step instructions and handy tips to help you craft your own.

Upcycle odd bits of fabric into a cute wreath for any occasion. Color coordinate it to match the season — bright colors for spring and summer, earth tones for fall and green and red for the holidays. This is a great project for kids or beginning crafters, this easy-to-make fabric wreath requires no sewing.

An upcycled garden hose is a colorful stand-in for a standard form for this green thumb-inspired wreath. Hot glue, zip ties, a few silk blooms and a small bucket are the only other items you need to give that leaky old hose new life as a fun front door decoration. Get more tips for crafting this savvy upcycle, plus 11 other wreath ideas from HGTV Magazine, below.

Another great project to make with kids, this wreath is a flower-free option that uses items you may already have on hand. To craft the paper "flowers," raid your kitchen cupboards for cupcake liners or even coffee filters. Follow our folding trick, below, then attach them with hot glue to a foam wreath form.

For a spring wreath that's always in bloom, cover a foam wreath form in cheerful polka-dot ribbon, then follow the tips from HGTV Magazine, below, to create a bunch of felt flowers. Vary the felt's colors to create a variety of everlasting blooms.