DIY Easter Wreath

Here is an easy to create DIY Easter wreath using things you may already have around the house and inexpensive things from the craft or dollar store. I love to reuse items to create my designs whenever I can because it is less expensive and I think it makes things more interesting. For this wreath, I cut out a Styrofoam circle from a piece of I had from a shipping box and used real eggshells from blown out eggs. It looks natural and beautiful and so different from wreath you can buy in the store. It also like a beautiful wreath you would buy at a high end store for a fraction of the cost.

Here’s how to make my Easter Wreath.

Materials for the Easter Wreath:

• Large Piece of Styrofoam
• White Glue
• Green Paint
• Moss
• Flowers and Leaves
• Ribbon
• Two Blown out Eggs
• Hot Glue Gun

Directions for the Easter Wreath:

Draw two circles on to Styrofoam as shown above.

Cut out with a craft knife.

Paint the edges of the circle to seal.

Paint the circle green with acrylic paint.

Glue moss onto the top of the circle.

Attach leaves with a hot glue gun.

Arrange flowers on the wreath and attach with hot glue.

Attach eggs, ribbon and a bow. Here is my wreath on display at an Easter TV segment from WBAL, NBC affiliate in Baltimore, Maryland.