With only five weeks until Easter Sunday now is the time to start preparing for the big day. One of the first places I like to start when preparing for Easter is decorating my house, and since the front door is the first place visitors see I always want an in-season front door wreath. There are so many cute ideas for Easter wreaths, and with so many free tutorials for Easter wreaths available online finding a cute Easter wreath to make is not an issue. Here are three of my favorite free tutorials for making an Easter themed wreath for your front door.
This is My Life: Easter Egg Wreath
This cute Easter Egg Wreath from Cindi at the blog This is My Life is simply adorable and is super easy to make! In fact it is so simple to make that I believe it would make a great project to get the kids involved in.
Cindi offers a great tutorial that offer’s well written step-by-step instructions that includes plenty of pictures so that you can be assured that you are following each step correctly. This is a project that she worked on with a group of several other ladies, so the pictures feature several different color combinations, which offer readers several great ideas for different colored versions of this same wreath.
You can find Cindi’s Easter Egg Wreath tutorial by visiting her blog, This is My Life.
Six Sister’s Stuff: Easy Easter Egg Wreath
Sometimes I feel like less is more, and I think that is the case with this Easy Easter Egg Wreath from Six Sister’s Stuff. It just has a clean, simple, and modern look to it that appeals to me.
The wreath is made using plastic Easter eggs wrapped with fabric that is modge-podged to the eggs. This wreath is easy to make, and the tutorial offers great step-by-step instructions that come with plenty of pictures to help illustrate each step of the process.
You can find the tutorial for the Easy Easter Egg Wreath from Six Sister’s Stuff by visiting their blog.
Mommy Savers: Marshmallow Peeps Wreath
As a kid I always looked forward to Easter because of Marshmallow Peeps. I thought they were the greatest things ever. Now that I am older, and sugar is no longer a friend of mine I don’t eat them the way I did when I was a kid but just seeing them makes me smile because of the memories they bring back. This cute Marshmallow Peeps Wreath shared by Kimberly Danger on Mommy Savers makes me happy for just that reason.
Obviously this is a one-time use wreath, you couldn’t save it to be used year after year but as cheap as it will be to make it is worth the effort even if it is for just one year.
You can find out how Kimberly made her Marshmallow Peeps Wreath by visiting the Mommy Savers blog.