Easy DIY Easter Wreath

This Easter Wreath tutorial shows you how to make a DIY Easter wreath using products from the Dollar Tree

What you need

1- 14 inch wire wreath
1- bunny sign
1-roll of burlap
1-roll of wired burlap
12- packs(4 to a pack) of carrots  Or these Jute ones from amazon
Any decorative ribbon you’d like
Glue gun and glue sticks
Pipe cleaner

 

Instructions

Easter is a time to celebrate new beginnings and the arrival of spring, and what better way to do that than by adding a touch of color and whimsy to your home decor with a DIY Easter wreath? This tutorial shows you how to make a unique and affordable Easter wreath using products from the Dollar Tree.

The Dollar Tree is a great place to find inexpensive crafting supplies, and this tutorial utilizes faux carrots to create a playful and festive Easter wreath. The carrots give the wreath a unique and charming touch, making it perfect for Easter but also for spring in general. This wreath can be hung on your front door, on a wall or even as a centerpiece.

Making your own wreath is a fun and easy DIY project that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. This tutorial includes step-by-step instructions and a detailed materials list, making it easy to follow and complete. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crafter, you’ll find this tutorial easy to understand and fun to complete.

So, gather your materials, and get ready to create a beautiful and unique Easter wreath that will add a touch of color and charm to your home decor. This tutorial is a perfect way to welcome spring and add a playful touch to your home for Easter.

This amazing Easter wreath tutorial was contributed by Priscilla K . A Thanks for sharing your tutorial Priscilla we love it!

Your Dollar Tree Shopping list:
1- 14 inch wire wreath
1- bunny sign
1-roll of burlap
1-roll of wired burlap
12- packs(4 to a pack) of carrots
Any decorative ribbon you’d like
Glue gun and glue sticks
Pipe cleaner
(See my photos for pictures of the supplies and two different types of burlap ribbon)

Directions:
Wrap wired wreath with a roll of burlap. Just barely overlapping each time around. One roll covers the wire perfectly.

Take your wired burlap and cut into pieces for your little tabs type things. I didn’t do any exact measurement, I just eyeballed how far I wanted it off of the edge of the wreath. Remember you will be covering this part with the carrots, so measure from about 1/2 into the wreath form, going outwards.

Once you have them cut, cut out your little triangles on one end. Then begin gluing them to your wreath form. You will be gluing them on the flat side of your wreath. This is the front of your wreath and where the carrots sit best.

Now begin to glue your carrots on. Just pick a starting spot and glue them all until your circle is full.

Once this is complete you can decide where you want to place your bunny and any ribbon or bows you want to use. I glued my bunny with the same glue and glue gun.

Last take your pipe cleaner and add it to the back for a hanger