Dollar Tree Tulip Wreath – Easy DIY Spring Door Wreath Tutorial

This craft tutorial shows you how to make a Tulip Wreath using basic supplies from the Dollar Tree store.

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What you need

18 inch Grapevine Wreath 

Wire Cutters

I used a premade burlap bow 

Dollar Tree Pink Tulips (2 bunches)

Dollar tree small white flowers with yellow in the center

Eucalyptus bunch 

 

Instructions

There is something about tulips that instantly makes a front door feel ready for spring, and this Dollar Tree Tulip Wreath is such an easy way to bring that fresh seasonal colour into your home without spending a fortune. Using a simple grapevine wreath, bright pink tulips, little white flowers, eucalyptus and a rustic burlap bow, you can create a full-looking spring door wreath with inexpensive craft supplies.

I really love the asymmetrical design of this wreath. Instead of covering the entire grapevine base, the flowers and greenery are concentrated around one side, leaving plenty of the natural branches exposed. That combination of rustic grapevine, soft greenery and vivid pink flowers gives it a relaxed farmhouse feel while still looking polished enough for your front door.

This is also a lovely project if you are new to wreath making because there is no complicated floral arranging involved. The flower stems are trimmed and woven directly into the grapevine wreath, with eucalyptus added for fullness and small white flowers tucked between the tulips for contrast. The original tutorial uses a premade burlap bow, which makes the finishing step especially quick.

You can easily customize this DIY tulip wreath to suit your own decorating style too. Try white or yellow tulips for a softer look, swap the burlap bow for checked ribbon, or add extra eucalyptus if you prefer a fuller greenery wreath. Once finished, it makes a beautiful spring front door decoration, but it would also look lovely hanging over a mantel, in an entryway or as part of your Easter decorating.

Using the wire cutters cut the stems of all of the flower and half of the eucalyptus bunch. I left about 3 inches of the stem

 

(I didn’t hot glue the flowers in but for more stability and longer lasting, I would add some hot glue to each stem before placing it in between the grapevine)

When adding the flowers, I started with the top section of the wreath first. I started by adding the tulips first. I just weaved the stem in between the grapevine. I next added the eucalyptus pieces to give it some fullness and added green color. I then sporadically added the pieces with the white flowers.

 

The pre made bow had a tie in the back so I used that to tie the bow to the grapevine. After securing the bow I then added the flowers to the bottom section of the wreath underneath the bow.