Want to know how to make a feather Christmas wreath to dress up your door in style this holiday season? This video shows you how to do it in less than 2 minutes. These feather boa wreaths are super expensive when buy them ready-made, but you can get the look for less when you DIY!

A Christmas wreath decorated with green apples from Good Housekeeping.  Make it:  Purchase a 16-inch grapevine wreath and ornamental green apples. Use a hot glue gun to affix the apples, spacing them equally around the ring. Select an assortment of seasonal greens and pinecones, and whatever else strikes your fancy, and weave them into the grapevine, filling in the areas between the apples. Greenery can be faux or fresh.

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Another unique Christmas wreath idea, this fun white pom pom Christmas wreath is decorated with big silver ball-style bells and silver Christmas balls dotted throughout the wreath. A big, glittering red and silver plaid bow puts the finishing touch on the pom pom wreath.

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White feather Christmas wreath decorated with red Christmas balls and decorative green swirls for accent.

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The pink and green color scheme on this Christmas wreath, designed by Luxe Wreaths, looks fabulous. The whimsical decorations are a delight – happy looking snowmen and cupcakes. Who wouldn’t be smiling when they arrive at your front door to be greeted by this cheerful wreath?

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Instroducing the Cupcake Liner Christmas Wreath….. If you are the craftsy type and want to make your own Christmas wreath this year, this is a really creative and unique idea – its a wreath made from cupcake liners!  Sure to be a definite conversation starter. But start your project early because this one’s going to need a little time – not a project you’ll pull off in under ten minutes. Project instructions at tatertotsandjello

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A fabulous Christmas ball wreath in pink hues and tones. It sparkles and shines, it glistens and gleams, suspended to an ornate white cabinet by a wide grey satin ribbon. Be imaginative with your wreath placement this holiday season. Wreaths aren’t just for doors – they can look spectacular when woven into your furnishings at this photo demonstrates.

Wreath design and photo by allisonkreft

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Great your guests with a wonderfully whimsical gingerbread wreath on your door this holiday season.  Use floral wire to wire gingerbread cookies and other Christmas cookies onto a standard faux pine wreath.  Wire on some Christmas flowers, Christmas balls and candy canes (can be attached with hot glue). Attach two stuffed gingerbread people (look for them in the Christmas department of Wal-mart or other local stores). to the wreath, positoned so that they are sitting  on the bottom cuve of the wreath.  Attach a big bow of cheerful ribbons to the side and then simply wait for the squeals of delight from visitors when you answer the door!

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This wine cork wreath is another really fun idea for a Christmas Wreath. Yes, its actually made from a gazillion corks from wine bottles (well, actually, about 70 corks). So next time you crack open a nice bottle of wine, don’t throw that cork away! If you start saving them now you might just have enough to fashion a wreath like this in the next say, 5 or 10 years (depending on how fast you go through wine). 

Fasten about 70 wine corks to a wreath base (hot glue will do). Embellish with decorative holly berries, and a leaf spray created from preserved cedar leaves garnished with Christmas balls.

A very appropriate wreath to adorn the door of any wine lover’s home at the Holiday Season.

From The Green Head

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Here’s an idea that puts a fun twist on the traditional Christmas wreath – a standard pine or spruce wreath is brought to life with Styrofoan silver stars, dusted in glitter, then threaded through the wreath with silver wire. So easy to make yourself! You’ll have the most unique Christmas wreath on the block.See more Christmas Wreath Ideas in our Wreath Ideas Catgegory.