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It’s super hard to choose but I think wreaths are my fav piece of home decor! I’ve always loved making wreaths for every season and they are just overall cute and pretty to hang! Normally, I make wreaths per the holiday or occassion but I thought of making an all-year round wreath this time because my front door feels empty from February to August!

This DIY All-Year Round Neutral Wreath is the perfect timeless décor piece for any season. With soft, neutral tones and simple textures, it adds a cozy, elegant touch to your front door or home without needing to swap it out every few months.

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HERE IS HOW TO MAKE THIS DIY ALL-YEAR ROUND NEUTRAL WREATH:

WHERE CAN YOU FIND THE MATERIALS TO MAKE THIS DIY ALL-YEAR ROUND NEUTRAL WREATH?

The materials for this all-year round wreath came from a mixture of places! I got a few things from the dollar store, a few things on Amazon and had some things from home already that I just reused! I also went to Michaels but didn’t feel like they didn’t have what I envisioned so I ended up buying the garland I wanted from Amazon.

WHAT ARE THE MATERIALS/EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR THIS DIY ALL-YEAR ROUND NEUTRAL WREATH?

Here is everything you’ll need to create this beautiful DIY wreath:

Wreath Hoop
Green Garland
Linen Ribbon
Dried Stems
Black Zip Ties (blends in easier than white)
Hot Glue Gun

Here are some of my Amazon Favs!

CAN I SUBSTITUTE ANY MATERIALS OUT?

You sure can! I had a specific vision in mind but of course, make your wreath exactly to your liking! I used a hot glue gun but you can use super glue if that works better for you or other heavy duty glue! I used zip ties to tie up the garland on the wreath hoop and it is super secure! I love how sturdy it is,

I used a linen ribbon but you can use any ribbon you like! I wanted my wreath to be a bit softer and not shiny in any way but satin ribbons are beautiful too! For the greenery, I used eucalyptus and a cotton stem which worked perfectly for what I wanted!

DOES THIS DIY LAST TO USE FOR THE FOLLOWING YEARS?

Yes! I have had my wreath hanging up in the front door in perfect condition for the past week and despite high winds on some days where I live, it’s held up! I would assume though that I would have to do maintenance on this at least once a year, I’m thinking that I would add some branches as some will most likely fall off, every Fall season when I put my Fall wreath up!

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO PUT TOGETHER?

This wreath was actually surprisingly quick to make! I was very surprised as I thought it would take me a lot longer to throw together. In total, it took me about 30 minutes to 1 hour to put together start to finish! Depending on your materials, it can take longer or less time.

INSPIRATIONS FOR THIS DIY?

I love wreaths! They are so pretty to hang and just make the house more feminine in my opinion. It just feels so cozy and homey! I usually have a front door wreath up from August to January and I’ve been looking to purchase a wreath to hang all year round but haven’t found one that really matched my vision. When that happens, I generally get led to making it on my own!

STEPS TO MAKE THIS DIY ALL-YEAR ROUND NEUTRAL WREATH:

Step 1: Secure the garland to your wreath hook

Use black zip ties to secure the garland onto the wreath hook and follow the shape of the hook! I used 5 in total all around the wreath.

Step 2: Glue the eucalyptus stems and pieces

Cut your eucalyptus, greenery stems and other pieces and glue them all around the wreath. I like to scatter it around so that the wreath looks overall balanced.

Step 3: Add your linen ribbon

Cut a very long piece of ribbon and add it to the bottom of your wreath. I wanted my ribbon to hang naturally but you can of course tie a tighter bow and have shorter strands!