DIY Grapevine Wreath Planter – Fast & Easy!

Today, I’m sharing an easy DIY project that’s a total winner! You only need a simple brown wreath, a coconut planter, and scissors or wire cutters. No hot glue or glue gun necessary, yay for easy crafting! In just minutes, you’ll create a DIY Grapevine Wreath Planter – Fast & Easy! This adds rustic charm to your front porch or outdoor living space, bringing cozy vibes we all love. Grapevine wreaths are some of the best wreaths for crafts because they’re sturdy, textured, and versatile. Seriously, this project is so quick, if you blink, you might miss it!

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1 DIY Grapevine Wreath Planter – Fast & Easy! Supply List

DIY Grapevine Wreath Planter – Fast & Easy! Supply List

4 – 24-inch grapevine wreaths – Dollar Tree, Dollar Stores (sells good wreaths), or craft store
6” outdoor zip ties (HERE), grapevine wire (HERE), or heavy-duty green floral wire
1 – 24-inch Coconut planter (HERE) or terra cotta pots
Live plants or a short vine of your choice
Potting Soil
Scissors or wire cutters

Cindy’s Seasonal Note:

This wreath planter works year-round. Use fresh blooms for summer garden season, swap in vibrant fall foliage during autumn, add evergreens and pine cones for a cozy winter look, and brighten up spring with pastel flowers or budding branches.

Step 1: Connect Each Wreath

Start by connecting each good wreath for this easy DIY project. I prefer using outdoor zip ties or green floral wire to secure everything. Find an opening on the first simple brown wreath and slip the zip tie end through a branch. That’s why grapevine wreaths are so easy to work with. Their sturdy branches make securing simple.

Pull the zip tie tight, then trim the excess with scissors or wire cutters. When connecting the wreaths, place zip ties or floral wire at 12, 3, 6, 9, 10, and 4 o’clock positions. This is a great way to keep your wreath planter even and avoid gaps.

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Step 2: Lovely Wreath Planter Ready for Live Plants

Now, it’s time to prepare your lovely wreath planter for live plants. I placed my coconut planter in the center and pressed it down, spreading it out to fill the space inside the wreath.

Next, add potting soil, then plant marigolds and Calibrachoa for a beautiful pop of color. If you don’t have a green thumb or want to avoid watering, a short faux vine or faux flowers work wonderfully too. This step is all about creating a planter that brings you joy!

Cindy’s Note: Terra cotta pots also work great for the center. Just be careful not to leave them outside during freezing weather, as they can crack.

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Easy Ideas for a Cozy Home and Seasonal Decor

One of my favorite ways to bring an easy project to life is by using nature to create a cozy home during this time of year. Little touches from the outdoors can transform any space, making it warm and inviting.

Summer

Place a simple brown wreath around a soup tureen to create the base for an easy topiary project, a great way to celebrate the end of summer. See my topiary- so easy and age a flower pot too! (HERE)

Fall

These good wreaths add instant cozy vibes to your living space for the holidays. Use terra cotta pots or a soup tureen (HERE) at each table setting. Nestle a grapevine wreath or simple brown wreath around the base and add a small faux or real pumpkin for farmhouse decor on your fall table. Finish with pine cones, warm-colored fall foliage, and battery-operated votive candles for a warm and inviting dining table. I found wreaths for you (HERE)

Winter

Keep the natural look going with moist floral foam inside a terracotta pot or soup tureen. Add fresh evergreen branches, small pine cones, dried orange slices, and red berries. This is an easy way to add natural elements and bring cozy vibes to your holiday dining table. Learn how to dry oranges (HERE).

Spring

Spring: Brighten your front porch or dining table by filling a soup tureen or terra cotta pots with tulips, daffodils, or budding branches nestled in a rustic wreath, a great way to celebrate spring’s arrival.

No matter the season, this lovely wreath planter is an easy project and the perfect addition to your cozy home and farmhouse decor.

Cindy’s Note: I share an easy way I preserved fresh pine cones from our yard for decor and crafts. No worries about little critters. It’s another way to add nature to seasonal decor. (HERE)

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Rustic DIY Grapevine Wreath Planter for Seasonal Decor

Bringing the outdoors in with natural elements is a simple DIY project and adds farmhouse decor to any room. Whether you’re decorating for fall, the holidays, or simply embracing a new time of year, these ideas help create a cozy home that feels warm and inviting. Adding just a few touches of seasonal decor can transform your living space all year long.

I hope this easy DIY project inspires you to add nature into your home. Creating a DIY Grapevine Wreath Planter – Fast & Easy! is a wonderful way to add rustic charm and character to your living space with little effort. Fill it with live plants, faux flowers, or a short vine. It’s a seasonal decor piece you’ll enjoy year-round. Don’t forget to save this easy project for later, it’s a charming farmhouse decor idea you’ll enjoy year-round. It’s the perfect addition to your front porch, garden party, or any cozy home decorating moment!