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It's spring again. And this season is always an awakening of sorts: birds chirping in their nests, fresh flowers in full bloom, and visits from friends and family as we return to the outdoors. It's something in the air that lends us to believe that our homes are in need of a spring cleaning, refresh in style, and transformative makeover. A good start? Place a wreath on the front door to give guests a warm, cheery welcome this season. And with vibrant colors, beautiful blooms, and earthy…

Do you want to learn how to make a wreath in any style, using a mix of different materials? Here, our editors provide step-by-step instructions for crafting wreaths using grapevine, metal, Styrofoam, and more.

I have been ready to bring out the red, white and blue for a week or so now. Summer seems to come early here in Florida, or maybe it is just the summer weather…

Welcome the season with our best fall wreath ideas. Our iterations of the autumn decoration are adorned with leaves, nuts, and pinecones. They're perfect for the harvest, Halloween, and Thanksgiving.

In getting ready for Thanksgiving, I saw this Fall raffia wreath tutorial on Stone Gable blog and wanted to make it. I loved the simplicity of the monochromatic look and it truly was simple to make. The detailed tutorial on Stone Gable's blog are perfect, but here is what you need: MATERIALS Straw wreath wrapped in plastic Large bag raffia U-Pins (approximately 65) Glue gun Scissors With the plastic still on the wreath form, grab a small bunch of raffia. Grab a bunch of raffia (I used…

When the weather is finally warm and bright, you know, just after Easter, it's time to decorate your home with some welcoming spring decor! If you're looking for a fun and budget-friendly way to do this, why not make a paper straw wreath? This craft is easy to put together and requires only minimal materials.