Today I will share how to make an easy natural spring wreath. As many know I love making wreaths especially as a new season is on the horizon. This wreath is the perfect way to add natural elements to a front door, outdoor spaces, dining room, or living room for the upcoming spring season. Whether you have been following Cloches & Lavender or are new to our blogging family, adding natural elements to our home is a passion when adding pieces to the home. So, it should be no surprise I made a new spring wreath using natural elements since I adore nature. I have added high-quality materials to spring season wreaths, a summer wreath, fall, and Christmas wreaths, sharing them with my readers.

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Top Asked Questions

What is the best size wreath for the front door?

A floral wreath or any wreath looks best when it hangs at eye level on the front door. A standard front door is 36 inches wide.  So a 24-26 inch wreath is the correct size. 

What can you add to a spring wreath?

When making a spring door wreath green plants are perfect for a natural spring wreath. Purchase high-quality materials when making an artificial wreath for a realistic look. This will gives a floral wreath a realistic look when it’s added to a front door or the home. 

• Grapevine
• Greenery stems
• Faux Berries
• Floral picks and Flower Stems – I bought these and they are high-quality!
• Wire cutters
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks – my favorite hot glue gun
• Floral wire – heavy gauge
• 2.5 inches wired ribbon – assorted colors
• EZ bow maker
• Pipe Cleaners
• Zip ties

Natural Wreath

Designing An Artificial Spring Wreath For The Season

Make a beautiful wreath by adding green plants such as succulents. Some of these may be small enough to push through the grapevine wreath. However, wrapping them with floral wire  Wrap floral wire through the bottom layer of leaves to create two ends. Slip each end of the floral wire through an opening on the grapevine wreath and twist it tightly to secure it. I recommend attaching flowers this way for a floral wreath. The floral wire will give the plants a secure fit. Mix small flowers or spring season faux berries for the perfect artificial spring wreath.

Pro Tip: I recommend not using a hot glue gun. If the wreath is exposed to direct sun or wind over time the hot glue may soften and result in pieces coming loose, especially a summer wreath. I have learned this from experience. Be sure to take proper care of any beautiful wreath you put the effort into making whether for the front door or to add to any room in the home.

Add Green Plants

• Artificial succulents
• Artificial Ivy
• Faux boxwood stems 

Floral Wreath Ideas

Flowers are a perfect way to make a wreath for the spring season. It’s best to invest in high-quality materials when creating a beautiful wreath for the home.

• Tulips- Here’s a beautiful wreath full of tulips and a tutorial from Chatfield Court.  And there’s no hot glue gun!
• Daffodils – Country Living Magazine shares a tutorial using a grapevine wreath and real flowers that make my favorite spring fresh flowers for the perfect floral wreath
• Forsythia – These make a stunning spring door wreath. Imagine the yellow against a dark color door. Balsam Hill has a white forsythia wreath that has a realistic look. I didn’t know they came in white, did you?
• Peony
• Hydrangea –  This is a beautiful wreath and Happy Happy Nester shares the perfect way to make one there’s nothing like adding natural materials to a floral wreath. This works for outdoor spaces, in a dining room, or the front door.

Spring Door Wreath

Beauty With Natural Elements: Embracing The Spring Season 

A Perfect Natural Elements For A Natural Wreath

• Pussy willows
• Green Moss and Spanish moss
• Easter eggs
• Feathers
• Bird nests

Supplies for This Artificial Spring Wreath

• grapevine garlands or a grapevine wreath
• 2 artificial pussy willows – I have these and they have a VERY realistic look and can be used for outdoor spaces.
• fake small eggs
• natural spotted feathers – this a lovely set piece thing of beauty
• hot glue gun
• heavy gauge floral wire
• wire cutters

Exploring Design Possibilities: Oval Shape Grapevine Garland

Step 1: Shaping A Grapevine Wreath In Oval Form

First, I tried to wrap the garland around my arm to make my oval shape. I immediately realized my arm width wasn’t big enough. So, my husband wrapped the grapevine around his arm. This gave me a delicate circle of branches for my spring wreath.

Add the floral wire to the grapevine wreath. This is the perfect way to keep the delicate circle of branches tight for this natural wreath project.

Pussy Willows To My Artificial Wreath

Step 2: Beauty With Pussy Willows Natural Spring Wreath

So next, using wiring cutters, cut the pussy willows and add a dot of hot glue so these stay attached to the grapevine wreath. These are weather resistant and perfect for a spring door wreath.

I cut the stems a little bit shorter, I find it easier to add them to the grapevine.

After adding the pussy willows, add moss in spots to add more natural elements for the spring season. Who doesn’t love moss for a natural wreath?

You can see how much I love moss for a new season with this easy topiary in pots I made last year. This is a great project to add to the home, especially during the summer season.

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Feathers And Moss

Step 3:  Spotted Feathers Natural Elements Spring Door Wreath

Here add this lovely piece set of feathers using a hot glue gun and a little bit of hot glue. Adding a few feathers to the top of the wreath is a perfect way to add texture to the lace ribbon. I enjoy adding elegant touches like lace ribbon to natural elements, especially a natural wreath.

Final Addition 

Step 4:  Adding Bird Eggs To This Beautiful Wreath

Finally, add small fake eggs in ivory and a robin’s egg blue adding more natural elements to this natural wreath. Again, a little bit of hot glue and you are all set.

Take a step back to make sure the wreath was looking symmetrical. I added more pussy willows, so the wreath was fuller.

It is normal if adjustments need to be made to a wreath. No worries it is easy to add these to the wreath and nothing moved.

I hope you enjoyed seeing how to make a natural spring wreath and make this beautiful wreath to add to your home for the upcoming spring season. My goal is to inspire my readers to make these quick and easy crafts to add to the home.

If you have any questions feel free to reach out via email or social media @clochesandlavender. As always happy crafting!

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