It can be a struggle to come up with new home decor for different times of the year. To make your job a little easier, we came up with 12 wreath ideas that coordinate perfectly to each month of the year! Our wreath arrangement ideas will inspire you to celebrate the seasons and holidays in a new, fun way! Locate the crafts below!
Dawn Wade of Fun365 crafted an adorable snowman wreath for the month of January! She used white tulle, table tennis balls, a caroler top hat, and felt and foam sheets!
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised kicked off February by making a lovely Valentine's Day Wreath! She covered it in red, light pink, and hot pink rose petals. She then hung a heart cutout in the center of her wreath!
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised created an eye-catching St. Patrick's Day Wreath for the month of March! She wrapped her wreath with ribbon, and glued on a variety of paper fans and shamrocks.
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised made a colorful April themed wreath by using Easter eggs and bunnies! She covered her wreath in light pink ribbon, and decorated it with easter egg and colorful bunny magnets.
Amy Weir of Delineate your Dwelling made a beautiful pink and green wreath for the month of May! She glued patterned pencils around her wreath, as well as mint paperstraws. She finished her artwork by gluing on faux flowers!
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised made the perfect June wreath! She clipped clothespins around a wreath frame, and painted them yellow and orange. She then wrote bucket list items on various clothespins. She finished her wreath by wrapping rickrack trim around her creation!
Sarah Khandjian of Sarah Hearts made a patriotic wreath for the Fourth of July! She simply cut, wrapped, and folded napkins around her wreath, and glued royal blue ribbon on top!
Michelle Stewart of Michelle's Party Plan-It crafted a boxwood wreath fitting for the month of September! She wrapped a boxwood garland and burlap ribbon around her wreath, and then hung a burlap garland to complete her craft!
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie crafted a monster wreath that makes the perfect October display! She tied purple and green tulle around her wreath. She then brought her monster to life by gluing teeth made from foam sheets, as well as googly eyes.
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised created a darling wreath for the month of November! She wrapped her wreath in ribbon, and glued flower turkeys and a gourd turkey on her wreath. She then used circle ribbon to create a message inside her wreath.
Dawn Wade of Fun365 made a wreath made with clothespins and washi tape for the month of December! She cut out a wreath from cardboard and wrapped it in burlap. She then decorated her clothespins using patterned washi tape, and glued them onto the wreath.