32 Spring Wreaths to DIY for a Flawless Front Door

A symbol of new life and hope, these flowering tree branches first start blossoming in early spring. For a fresh twist on a floral wreath, gather a cluster in a vintage fishing creel (lined with plastic and a wet floral foam base to keep pieces secure), and hang on your front door.

With their fun colors and shapes, vintage outdoor metal faucet handles are perfect for a wreath.

To make: Start by loosely wrapping a wire wreath form in burlap ribbon. Bend 4-inch lengths of green floral wire into U shapes. Thread both ends of a wire piece through a handle, and poke through the ribbon, wrapping the wire pieces firmly around themselves to secure handles.

A little mod with a touch of whimsy, this silver and green wreath is made from tart tins (you can use vintage or new ones), a little moss, and mini eggs.

To make: Wrap a wire wreath form in ribbon and loop an additional piece around the top for hanging. Attach tart tins, moss, and quail eggs with hot-glue.

Made from the humble paper egg carton, this wreath will look spectacular displayed on a covered door or over the mantel.

To make: Cut individual egg cups from paper egg cartons. Notch and cut decorative edges with scissors. Dye or paint cups desired colors. Attach cups and craft paper leaves to a painted craft ring with hot-glue.

To create this retro wreath, attach 12 to 14 vintage seed packets to a 12-inch foam wreath form with straight pins. If you'd like, slip a few freshly picked flowers into the packaging. Complete the craft with 1/2-inch-wide jute or hemp ribbon.

Take your fairy garden to new heights with this suspended scene.

Get the tutorial at Create Craft Love.

You can customize this simple—yet stunning—DIY with whatever faux flowers and greenery you'd like.

Get the tutorial at Hello Central Avenue.

Faux baby's breath adds a touch of whimsy to this colorful creation.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

The bright, bold colors on this craft mean you can leave it up all spring and summer long.

Get the tutorial at Made in a Day.

Blush and burlap make the prettiest pairing on this beautiful creation.

Get the tutorial at Homemade Lovely.

Transform a galvanized funnel into a hanging vase that you switch out with fresh flowers from time to time. Simply insert floral foam, drill a hole in the back, loop wire through the hole, and hang on your front door. Pick out your favorite flowers, and arrange however you like!

Grandma's grain sifter gets new life as a unique wreath. Put flowers in water-filled floral tubes and attach to the sifter with wire. Hang from your door and accent with additional greenery.

Adorn wagon wheel wall decor with faux florals and a mini galvanized metal watering can for a fun farmhouse-style spring wreath.

Get the tutorial at Lydi Out Loud.

This might be the easiest way to freshen up your spring decor. Just place blooms in the can, loop wire around the handle, and hang on the door.

How pretty is this pail bursting with blooms? Make sure you pad your bucket with paper towels before putting in floral foam, flowers, and hanging up.

Or, add texture with a woven vessel. The secret to a no-leak basket is to line it with brown craft paper and place floral foam in a zip-top bag before you arrange your flowers.

This easy wreath for spring comes together in just 10 minutes using an embroidery hoop and artificial blooms.

Get the tutorial at Love Create Celebrate.

Welcome guests with a warm hello, courtesy of this hula hoop wreath fit for spring.

Get the tutorial at Thrifty and Chic.

Thanks to the grapevine wreath base and faux eucalyptus garland on top, the creator of this simple spring wreath touts it as the easiest she's ever made.

Get the tutorial at Thrifty and Chic.

These adorable peonies look amazing against this white-gray wreath, a simple but lovely decoration for your door.

Get the tutorial at Making The World Cuter.