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25+ Reliable Winter Wreaths

Holidays

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Winter can be a long season without something striking to dress up your front door. Add a little something special to your door with our go-to winter wreaths.

If you are looking for other winter decorating options try this Let It Snow Printable sign, learn how to decorate with winter whites, or decorate with these winter crafts for kids.

A winter wreath can really add to you home during the long winter months like this scrap wood wreath

Why Make a New Wreath for Winter

Okay so I have to admit I LOVE packing up Christmas decorations! I know that some people feel sad, in fact there is a song that I know that says “I cry the day that I take the tree down…” It is very melodramatic and every time I hear it, I think, yeah I cry tears of JOY that my house is finally not cluttered anymore. (I am not all the sentimental)

And while I love wiping the slate clean, there’s no reason the rest of the winter has to be dreary, though. I’ve been looking around the web for options that will keep my house looking striking during the long, cold months ahead, starting with the front door. Today I’m sharing some of the striking winter wreaths I’ve discovered.

White Wreaths

When I think of winter I think of white! White wreaths really pop on dark or colored doors. They can also be really fun to play with different textures. Use these white wreaths as inspiration for making your next white winter wreath.

1. Snowman Wreath by Bekob

2. Frosty the Snowman Wreath from Bekob

3. Winter Twig Wreath from Taryn Whiteaker

4. Winter Wispy Wreath from Made in a Day

5. Snowburst Qtip Wreath by My Insanity at Tatertots & Jello

6. Marshmallow Wreath from The Food Network

7. Snowflake Cookie Wreath from Kumquat

8. Cotton Ball Wreath from Fit 2 Feel Better

9. Snowball Wreath from Addicted 2 Decorating

10. Felt Square Wreath from The Inspired Room

11. Crocheted Winter Wreath from Repeat Crafter Me

12. Pearl Wreath from Better Homes & Gardens

Decorate your winter white wreath with little items by Whipperberry featured on Bekob.com Winter Wreaths

13. Winter White Wreath from Whipperberry

14. Dropcloth Poinsettia Swag Wreath at Reposhture

direct to make wreaths

With the holiday season wrapping up, a direct wreath might be fit the bill to easily add something special to your door without having to go too over the top.

1. Burlap Winter Wreath from The Space Between Blog for Bekob

2. straightforward Pinecone Wreath by A Piece of Rainbow for Bekob

3. Felt Snowflake Wreath from Better Homes & Gardens

4. Scarf Wreath from Pieced Pastimes

5. Boxwood Wreath by Bekob

6. Winter Yarn Wreath from Homemade Ginger

7. Icy Winter Wreath from Teach Craft Love

8. Plaid and Pinecone Wreath at Love of Family and Home

9. Wood Slice Wreath from East Coast Creative

10. Frozen Berry Wreath from Simply Home and Family

11. Winter Woodland Wreath from Sew Homegrown

12. Scented Pine Wreath by Oh Everything Handmade for Bekob

13. Scrap Wood Wreath by Mom 4 Real for Bekob

14. Winter Yarn Ball Wreath from Two Junk Chix

15. Ornament Wreath from Canadian Living

16. Monogrammed Boxwood Wreath from Mom 4 Real

See how to make your own direct bow here (or this tool makes it really straightforward!)

Which wreath are you most excited to make? Let us know in the comments or better yet, send us a photo when you’ve completed it.

Now that you’ve got all of these options for a winter wreath, try one of these purposeful winter projects. Be sure to take of your hair this winter with our winter hair care tips. Lastly, if you are headed to a party this winter, take along one of these winter side dishes to share.

Brighten Up Your Door For Winter With One Of These 25+ Handmade Winter Wreaths Featured On Bekob.com

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( Originally published 12.27.2012 // Updated 11.15.2019 )