It’s the weekend after Thanksgiving. The turkey and mashed potatoes have been consumed and the last crumb of pumpkin pie is now gone. We had a fabulous time visiting with family and friends. This is always such a special time of year as we reflect on all we have to be thankful for.

Those of us (myself included) who have not yet put up the Christmas tree and decorations are trying to ease into the next holiday. I personally have found that if I decorate a little bit at a time I don’t feel as intimidated by all that needs to be done to get the house looking festive.

One simple way to get in the Christmas spirit is to hang a wreath on the front door. You could purchase one, sure – but making a wreath yourself is also a great option; And lucky for us, there are tutorials for so many amazing styles.

I have gathered 10 Christmas wreaths from around the web that are not only simple to DIY, but also look great!

10 SIMPLE DIY CHRISTMAS WREATHS

via Nordstrom

This succulent wreath is absolutely stunning and surprisingly simple to create! The link above will redirect you to a page that lays out step by step how to make this beauty.

 

via Delightfully Noted

Have a few mismatched ornaments laying around? Give them a purpose by creating this fun wreath.

 

via Shades of Blue Interior

Made from olive branches tied together and a few bell ornaments, this wreath makes a simple statement.

 

via An American In Rome

This wreath might take a while to create, but there are only a few simple steps (which need to be repeated many, many times!) The good news is that you don’t have to collect all of those wine corks yourself – you can buy them in bulk!

 

via Up To Date Interiors

You can’t really go wrong with a simple pine cone wreath. It will easily bridge the gap between Fall and Winter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

via The Shabby Creek Cottage

Can you believe this gorgeous wreath was created using only Frog Tape and a pair of scissors? It looks great!

 

via Recaptured Charm

This wreath gives off some cozy vibes and also has a bit of a shabby chic look! The bonus is that yarn is super inexpensive!

 

via This Old House

This is just too creative not to share. Cuts of PVC pipe combine with small colorful ornaments to create this quirky wreath.

 

via Lil Luna

I love the puffy look to this wreath! The secret is coffee filters.. Lots and lots of coffee filters! It reminds me of a gentle snowfall.

 

via Good Housekeeping

Those red berries really add a pop of color! You can purchase winter-berry branches here.

 

I hope you enjoyed this roundup of festive wreaths! In a few days I will get started on the Christmas decorating around here – be looking for a Holiday Home Decor tour coming soon!