10 DIY Holiday Wreaths That Are Deceptively Easy to Make

Holiday wreaths not only make your front door look beautiful, but they also make guests feel welcome. This holiday season, DIY a deceptively easy holiday wreath that will make even your craftiest friends ask, "How did you make that?!"

Simple and Sweet Holiday Felt Holiday Wreath

The great thing about felt is that it's inexpensive and super easy to work with. This Felt Holiday Wreath has a printable template and the felt pieces are tied on, so even kids can help out.

Simple and Stunning Live Succulent Wreath

You don't need a green thumb or any super-impressive DIY skills to create this wreath. You also don't need to go out and buy all new succulents. Jaime Curtis, the designer of this Live Succulent Wreath, spent a total of $10 thanks to snagging pieces of existing succulents and letting them grow into a brand new plant.

Swirled Flower Christmas Wreath

The materials for this Swirled Flower Christmas Wreath are inexpensive and easy enough for the beginner DIYer. The wreath pictured here was wrapped with a variegated yarn that changes colors, but you can also opt for a solid color.

DIY Christmas Ornament Wreath

Pick up some sparkly, inexpensive ornaments, or just use ornaments that won't fit on your tree anymore. The only trick to creating this DIY Christmas Ornament Wreath is making sure your ornament tops are secure.

DIY Cascading Holiday Wreath

You'll need a bit of a creative eye to create and arrange this beautiful DIY Cascading Holiday Wreath. You can use greenery from your backyard, store-bought floral supplies, or a combination of both.

DIY Geometric Wreath

If you're tired of the same old traditional wreath, try an unexpected material with a totally different style. This modern DIY Geometric Wreath was created using cocktail straws threaded on a wire. Designer Mandi Gubler guarantees it's an easy DIY. In fact, her 10-year-old daughter can even do it!

Striped Paper Straw Wreath

If you can wield a hot glue gun, you'll have no problems creating this Striped Paper Straw Wreath. If you'd like to change up the colors, you can also experiment with solid-color straws or even a different color combination.

Wool Pom-Pom Wreath

To save time, designer Jami Boys recommends creating your own pom-pom maker for the cute little fuzzies on this wreath. The Wool Pom Pom Wreath tutorial also includes instructions for making an optional matching garland so you can deck your entire home in pom-poms.

Simple Holiday Wreath

Grab some evergreen from your yard or right from your Christmas tree. To save even more money, the wreath form for this Simple Holiday Wreath is easily crafted using wire hangers wrapped with floral tape.

Tea Wreath

Wreaths aren't just for the front door. This Tea Wreath is the perfect addition to your kitchen since guests can see the different options for tea without rummaging through your possibly unorganized boxes of tea. (This wreath would also make a fantastic gift for tea-obsessed friends!)