After all of the busyness of the holiday season, it's so nice to simplify your home, and just relax. I like to keep the little mini tre...

A rosemary wreath is a great way to use up any leftover rosemary cuttings. It’s also a great way to keep your house smelling nice, perfect for Christmas time or any time of the year. Not only does it look beautiful, it smells amazing too!

Make the cutest mini wreaths ever using a few simple supplies: pine pipe cleaners, cotton ribbon, and "merry christmas" snippets you make on your computer.

Use Mini Rosemary Wreaths as place settings for your upcoming holiday dinner parties. They’re the perfect finishing touch to any tablescape!

Materials • fresh Freeman Herbs organic herbs • ribbon • scissors or clippers • twine or stringDirectionsCut roughly 1-2 stems of each herb.Starting with the sturdiest stem (we recommend rosemary to use as the wreath base) you will want to make a loop and tie it together with twine.With the herbs of your choice, follow the same steps, but you can also wrap the herb sprig around the rosemary sprig.Once finished, tie a bow using your ribbon to complete the herb wreath!These can be placed on…

5 Minute DIY wreath making hack using a $1 food container to make rosemary or Christmas wreaths! Easy nature crafts, farmhouse home decor & handmade gifts!

These cute little cedar wreaths are perfect for closet or wardrobe doors...

Make a festive fresh cedar mini wreath for each cabinet door or for the backs of your dining chairs using clippings from your own trees!

Skip the store-bought wreath and craft a beautiful creation of your own with help from Martha Stewart editors. From glam and glittering to bursting with charm, these wreaths will let you deck the halls in style.