I always loved those cute berry wreaths, but like many other things I thought “I can make that.” So when I found stems of purple and white berries at the Dollar Tree, I had to do it, and I love it! Behold the $6 Spring Berry Wreath.
- 5 Stems of Berries in various colors ($1 each, I had 2 purple & 3 white)
- Small Grapevine wreath (50 cents at the thrift store, stash busting again)
- Ribbon Scrap (on hand)
- Wire cutters (on hand)
2. Start spacing your dominant color and attach by winding the wire stem through the wreath. If you want it more secure you can hot glue.
I am giving you fair warning about these rogue berries that will inevitably fall off and get everywhere. They are the perfect size for little nostrils. They made their way in to my little guys like three times before I got them all cleaned up and thrown away. Luckily they are shot out easily by plugging the other nostril and blowing. Get rid of them ASAP!
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Kristina P. says
Yeah, so I’m going to need you to make me one.
Jaime says
Maybe you can start buying 2 of everything you do, and ship it to me, and we can do them together…..apart!!!!! Sounds like a great idea to me!!! Since I don’t get to a store very often!!!! 🙂 🙂 Cute wreath though, I want to make one!!!!
Kristen says
Turned out great! Loved the “warning” attached. Very amusing.
Crustacean Queen says
I really like this wreath…darn the fact that mine wouldn’t turn out as cute. Another disclaimer on the warning: If something does get lodged and you have to go to the instacare…the cost is $300 for the instrament they use to get it out, thank goodness for insurance, but still…crazy!
vanessa says
I love this one Michelle!!!!
Kari @ Ucreate says
This wreath would look fabulous on my front door!! I’ll be featuring!
Laura Ingalls Gunn says
Oh what a great DIY project. You are one clever and crafty girl.
I just finished a project that took 23 years to complete.
Come take a peek.
KayC. says
Great wreath! Thank you for sharing.
Emily {Frilly Details} says
Love the wreath! I almost stopped at Dollar Tree today but I will definitely go there tomorrow. Thanks for the idea!
The end of your post cracked me up! I don’t have kids but I’m sure my dog would end up eating some of the berries.
Sarah says
This turned out so cute! I might have to make one!!
Lisa says
How pretty! One of these would cost $20 or $30 if you bought it at a store, but you did it for so cheap! My Dollar Store didn’t have those flowers, but I’ll have to keep looking…
Lynette @ My Craft Discovery says
I hopped over from Ucreate, and I Love this! Some of the wreaths right now are too frilly for me, but this one is classic! I love it! And what a deal!
ificould says
Very cute! I featured this post today. Thanks for the great idea and the warning about the berries up the nose. Pretty sure my boys would do the same thing!
"H" says
Beautiful! I was just going to go shopping for a wreath on a front door….Forget that I’m making one! 🙂
Alpine says
It is gorgeous. What a great idea, I need to get started on mine. Thanks
Carol says
love it!
Char @ Crap I've Made says
I never see berries that cute at the dollar store.
Aimee says
Dollar Tree, here I come! This is really beautiful. Good warning about beads and little nostrils.
Ashley @ Bride on a Budget says
I’m going to have to try one of these out!
Ashley @ Bride on a Budget says
Just wanted to let you know that I featured your project in my Make It Yourself Monday feature.
http://brideonbudget.blogspot.com/2010/06/make-it-yourself-monday_21.html
Jennifer says
I really like the spring wreath.And I love the dollar store. Thanks for sharing the wreath this week.
Amy {The Idea Room} says
This is adorable. Love the colors of the berries too especially on your fun painted front door! Great job! I stumbled it for you!
Chandy says
I will so make this! Perfect and easy for my front door! Thanks! Found it on Pinterest!
Marta says
I’m a new follower…I love this wreath!!!
Thanks for sharing
Marta