Take a Bow

Take a Bow "These little bows are these simple reminders of [childhood memories], it seemed a fantastic idea to place them front and center in my porch to celebrate the holidays," says Allison Murray of Mom Spark. "Store-bought wreaths may be beautiful, but they're often costly. They also tend to be impersonal," Allison says. "Together with your own memories and creativity, you can make [a wreath] that actually means something to you and your family. And is not that what the holidays are all about?"



Create a Scene Inspired by classic finds, this fabric-covered wreath is adorned with a woods of bottlebrush trees and a group of miniature ice skaters. Simply wrap and paste cloth around a wreath type; subsequently create a magical winter wonderland with your own fabulous finds.



Event for Ombre Covered with moss and strewn with strands of cranberries, this cheerful wreath by Marian Parsons is a fresh solution to holiday greenery. We love that it is equally at home hung on a door or mantel since it's laid flat as a refreshing and festive centerpiece.



Mossy & Merry Designer Brian Patrick Flynn wows with this vibrant and cute creation. Perfect for wintertime decoration, this wreath is covered in yarn balls of all sizes to add thickness and a lot of texture into the scene. While Brian selected colors of purple and ivory for this DIY, then you may choose your favorite color palette or stick to more conventional holiday sunglasses.



A Cozy Circle Try a trendy, architectural approach to your winter wreath using a repurposed ceiling medallion. This decorative piece, complete with leaf-like designs, gets festive with a coat of paint and a candy-colored decoration. Make yours much more personalized using different paint colours to highlight the basic details of this wreath, and finish with ribbon or cloth for hanging.



Festive Find This clever little twig wreath functions a trio of purposes if hung from a tree. It is a joyous and fun yard decoration, the tinkling bells behave as wind chimes, and it is a sweet place for neighborhood birds. To create your own, just deck out a fundamental twig wreath with jingle bells and a feathered friend from the craft shop.



Bird's the Word "My inspiration for this layout was a snowy white winter scene, [so I utilized] fluffy pom-pom snowballs to a comfy winter backdrop of flannel and chunky white yarn," states Amy Dowling of My Life Out Of Home. "I love making my own wreaths, not just for the hands on experience of seeing something you create come to life, but it permits you to tailor the elements unique to your style and home. It saves money, as well as the design possibilities are infinite!"



Winter White Looking for a rustic, minimalist layout to suit your wintertime decoration? This very simple wire star wreath is detailed with eucalyptus branches, ribbon and a wooden ornament to get an understated, farmhouse texture that is totally in the spirit of this season.



Simply Stellar Produce a merry cellphone by hanging a greenery wreath into a ceiling hook with rope. Add colorful berries beneath the wreath and series decorations below to get a lovely layered appearance that is guaranteed to be a showstopper all season long.



Looking Up A trio of wreaths -- small, medium and large -- are attached to make the familiar outline of a snowy friend. This adorable DIY can be created with any number of circular shapes. Twigs, pine needles, vines or wire work well. Get creative with paint, accessories such as a hat or scarf, ribbons, ribbons and more.



Simple Snowman "I love using things in fresh ways. I was drawn to this scarf and the cool winter colors, but knowing I never actually wear scarves, I had to get a new way to utilize it," says Jenny Leadaman of Refresh Living. "This wreath was so simple and cheap to create," Jenny says. "It is very possible that you already have around your house everything you would have to make it. When you get creative and DIY, it can save you a ton of money."



Scarf Trick Holiday decoration gets a seat at the dining table with this darling burlap layout. A foam wreath form is wrapped strips of burlap and finished with aromatic seasonal particulars: cinnamon sticks and dried citrus slices. The final wreath is wrapped with coordinating ribbon. The result is a decidedly down-home design that is as inviting as it is festive.



Deck the Chairs Unfinished wooden beads are hot glued around an embroidery hoop to create this understated, yet extremely tasteful, winter wreath. Finished off with holly leaves and berries, this stylishly-downplayed design produces a gorgeous statement in almost any space.



Beaded Beauty Get a little glam with this boa-wrapped wreath full with fun travel souvenirs. The white feathers recall snowy winter, while the miniature city sights bring to mind a favourite destination. This layout includes a NYC theme, but with your selection of figurines, it could be made to celebrate any memorable location.



The White Stuff Put your individual stamp on traditional holiday decoration with this clever initial wreath, crafted with a cardboard letter type and tree cuttings. Wrap branches round the letter shape, securing with hot glue or floral wire as you go. Hang with the ribbon of your choice.



To the Letter "Pinecones have been one of my favourite items to decorate with for winter. I believe they look so pretty covered in snow. It gives you that winter wonderland feeling," states Kim Purvis of Made in a Day. "I get my inspiration from lots of things," Kim says. "Sometimes I go shopping or to craft shops and see what's trending. I then put my own spin on it. Handcrafted wreaths show your personal style and flair. Even in the event that you purchase a wreath, you can add to it to make it more customized for your decor."



Peace on Earth Step away from the expected circular wreath with this darling creation. This DIY project begins with an easy wire hanger that is shaped into a heart shape. Greenery is connected with floral wire, and a bevy of berries are sprinkled throughout to bring a little bit of texture, colour and seasonal style. Add ornaments, ribbons or other accessories to personalize your design.



From the Heart Start off with a simple cardboard correspondence form. Carefully wrap and hot paste twine to cover the entire letter. Attach ribbon and ornamentation of your selection. Here, shiny black ribbon and a trio of sensed flowers creates an elegant look that'll be a beautiful display piece all winter.



First Reaction We love the distinctly Scandinavian feel and easy, homemade styling of the framed evergreen wreath. Loosely wrapped greenery is hung on a thin red ribbon from a classic framework for a casual, glossy effect.