Simple Easter Wreath

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I have a confession to make.  I’ve only decorated for Easter a couple of times.  I love Easter, but I’m not so keen on all the pinks, blues, and glitter that tend to come with all the decor.  However, hanging a wreath on my front door for Easter is totally doable.

I’m 99% sure that I’ve made every single wreath I’ve ever put on my front door.  How about you? Wreaths can be so expensive and I can usually make one that is much cuter for a fraction of the cost.  So, I thought I would share one of the easiest wreaths you can make!

Here is my Easter Wreath that I now have on my front door.  Friends, this wreath is so super duper easy — and so super duper cute {smile}.  It will take you less than 20 minutes too!  Score.

LOVE this simple Easter Wreath -- and it only requires TWO supplies!
Beautiful and Simple Easter Wreath

Supplies for Simple Easter Wreath:
Grapevine Wreath
Egg Garland
Floral Wire, optional
Glue Gun, optional

That’s quite an extensive supply list, huh?  {giggle}  I picked both of these items at my local Michael’s store; however, you might find your supplies on-line or elsewhere.

Supplies for DIY Easter Wreath with livelaughrowe.comOnce you have your wreath and garland, you’re going to intertwine the egg garland within and around the grapevine wreath.  I tried to capture how I did that in the photo below.

LOVE this simple Easter Wreath -- and it only requires TWO supplies!The egg garland I used was wired, so I didn’t need any additional supplies; however, based on whatever garland you purchase to use will determine if you’ll need some floral wire and/or glue.

Aaaaaand, that’s it!  Simplistic and Sweet.

LOVE this simple Easter Wreath -- and it only requires TWO supplies!I love the light, neutral colors too — being that I’m not a big pastel girl.  What do you think?  I’d love to hear from you in the comments below.  Happy crafting -and- Happy Easter!

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LOVE this simple Easter Wreath -- and it only requires TWO supplies!

About Kelly Rowe

A DIY fanatic, Kelly shares her journey through her blog, Live Laugh Rowe, where she showcases her recipes, tutorials, crafts, home projects, and all things DIY. This East Coast Girl at heart believes family is number one as she finds the perfect balance of being a daughter, wife, sister, entrepreneur, writer and woman of God. Be sure to follow along as she shares her passion for life, love and family! Google+

Comments

  1. Vanisha @ Vanishas Life In...Australia says

    What a beautiful Easter wreath 🙂 I've never hung a wreath on our door and I've never made one myself but you're making me want to fix that up right away!

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  2. Danni Baird @ Silo Hill Farm says

    Kelly that is so cute! Nice job! Seems like I make a wreath every season (at least!) and a few for special ocassions. Somehow a wreath on a front door just says "Welcome".

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  6. I am LOVD says

    So easy!! I just saw a wreath like this for sale and I bet you did it yourself for about half the cost! Way to go!

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  8. Laurie @ Rookiewife520.blogspot.com says

    Um, it totally looks like you bought it at a store! But yes, I'm with you. I enjoy making the wreaths more then I do buying one. I'm reallly excited to share the one I made for Spring. I'm pretty happy about it. (but I'm not bragging O_o) lol Have a great week! xo

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  9. Mrs. White says

    That is so darn cute! Can't believe how simple that is. I'm beginning to grow more and more attracted to wreaths. ♥

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  11. Vonae Deyshawn says

    Oh my gosh, I love wreaths and you're so right, they're a fortune. I really get into changing my house for every season and was just looking for an Easter one. I'll def be trying this. It looks super easy and gorgeous! I think I'll add a cute little bow. : )

    Vonae Deyshawn
    http://www.myvirtueplace.com

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  12. Jodi says

    This is very pretty. I went with the natural colored eggs in my easter decor this year, I really like it!

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  13. DebbieDoesCreations says

    I have made every single wreath I have put on my front door since Christmas…hello Pinterest 🙂 This is absolutely simple but gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing at Toot Your Horn Tuesday 🙂

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  14. Lauren @ My Wonderfully Made says

    This is very cute — I love the contrast of the soft colors in the eggs and the grapevine wreath.

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  19. Shannah @ Just Us Four says

    this is really beautiful. I love the muted colors with the grapevine wreath.

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  21. Tiffany @ No Ordinary Homestead says

    Super cute! I have a few wreath forms that I really need to do something with… hmmm.

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  23. THE FARMHOUSE PORCH says

    Agreed!!! (with your opening statement). In fact…why am I not making wreaths for a living? LOL

    Yours is super cute!
    ♥Linsey

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  24. Kristina @ ReMadeSimple says

    Very cute-love the natural colors-I didn't get around to making mine this spring but a great idea for next year!

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  25. Crafty Mischief says

    I love it! I spent like $30 (on sale) on a wreath similar to this. Wish I'd seen this a couple years ago! Thanks for sharing! 🙂

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  26. heather @ new house, new home, new life says

    This is lovely and so easy to make. What a great idea. Like the girl above, I spent way too much on a wreath very similar a couple of years ago. Oh well, next time.

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  31. Janis says

    just love the colors in this wreath! I like the blues, and the pastels….but these are so very pleasing and would go with my decor! Maybe next year!! Thank you for sharing!

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  35. Pam says

    Just joined. Excited to see all the great ideas you have to share. You had me at the Easter wreaths. Looking for a fresh idea!

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