This Easy DIY Easter Wreath is perfect for making with the kids. This Easter Egg Wreath only needs a few supplies many of which you can find at the dollar store and all you can find at any craft store.
Easy DIY Easter Egg Wreath
It’s finally warming up that means Easter is around the corner. That also means it is time for me to start decorating the house for Easter! This Do It Yourself Easter Egg Wreath is simple to make and it looks amazing hanging in the house!
Making Easter decorations with the kids is one of my favorite things to do. Making them, then we decorate the house with them each year and every year when we bring them out the kids always remember making them. It makes for a lot of fun going down memory lane while we are decorating.
Of course each year we add to our homemade decorations, so if you are looking for more DIY Easter decorations and fun to do with the kids check out some of our other Easter fun.
Tips for Making Homemade Wreaths
I love this fur yarn for making my Do It Yourself Easter Egg Wreath, it totally reminds me of grass! I was able to find at the craft store but I also found it on Amazon.
Keep the yarn wrapped in the ball while wrapping, this makes it much easier and you don’t end up with yarn all over the place.
Be sure to read up on a great way to hang a wreath from a door without any damage.
Use light weight eggs. You can use plastic Easter eggs or foam Easter eggs, but be sure they are light weight.
Cloth flowers. I like the look of cloth flowers but you can also use plastic ones.
Additional decorations. I used butterflies but you can also use little bunnies or chicks that you can find at the craft store.
Easter Egg Wreath Supplies
- fur yarn
- Foam wreath
- Fake eggs
- Fake flowers
- Fabric or plastic butterflies (optional)
- String or ribbon
- Hot glue gun
How to Make Easter Egg Wreath
Lay the foam wreath flat on your work surface.
Keep the yarn bundled and wrap the yarn around the wreath. Make sure you get all areas covered.
Using your hot glue gun to glue your starting point and your ending points with the yarn to the foam wreath.
Take the eggs and glue them to the wreath on one side, leaving a little space between them.
Fill in any empty spots between the plastic eggs with the fake flowers and you can add in the butterflies here as well if you are adding butterflies to yours.
Next take your string or ribbon and wrap it around the wreath at your top point to make a loop to be able to hang it.
Easy Easter Recipes
- Chocolate Covered Peeps
- Peeps Smore Bars
- Easter Bunny Cupcakes
- Peep S’mores
- Chocolate Covered Marshmallow Eggs
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs
Easter Egg Wreath
Supplies Needed
- fur yarn
- Foam wreath
- Fake eggs
- Fake flowers
- Fabric or plastic butterflies optional
Instructions
- Lay the foam wreath flat on your work surface.
- Keep the yarn bundled and wrap the yarn around the wreath. Make sure you get all areas covered.
- Using your hot glue gun to glue your starting point and your ending points with the yarn to the foam wreath.
- Take the eggs and glue them to the wreath on one side, leaving a little space between them.
- Fill in any empty spots between the plastic eggs with the fake flowers and you can add in the butterflies here as well if you are adding butterflies to yours.
- Next take your string or ribbon and wrap it around the wreath at your top point to make a loop to be able to hang it.
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Betty Baez says
Soo pretty! thanks for sharing!