You don’t have to spend money on a wreath base to make a beautiful spring wreath! You can make a wreath using a coat hanger with a few supplies that you might already have on hand. This post contains an affiliate link.
If you like this wreath that I made using a coat hanger you’ll love my ornament wreath using the same method!
Last week I found these greenery branches down in the basement. I used to have them in vases on the mantel, but didn’t envision doing that again so I made a wreath out of them!
How To Make A Wreath Using A Coat Hanger
Coat hangers are super easy to bend, and they are sturdy too. I bent mine into a circular shape then added my sprigs of greenery. A quick and easy project that took about 10 minutes to assemble.
Best Ways to Hang a Wreath
We have a metal door, and the over the door hangers sometimes mess with the weather strip seal, and the Command hooks always fall off. I found these magnetic hooks that are super sturdy and work great! A great option for others who have metal doors as well.
Greenery Wreath Tutorial
Greenery Wreath Using a Coat Hanger
You don't have to spend money on a wreath base to make a beautiful spring wreath! You can make a wreath using a coat hanger with a few supplies that you might already have on hand.
Cost: $5
Equipment
- wire cutters
Materials
- wire coat hanger
- greenery or floral stems
- floral wire
Instructions
- Bend a wire coat hanger into a circular shape and twist the ends to close.
- Lay out the greenery around it to make sure you like the shape and direction that it is going. Start wrapping the stems with wire around the base.
- Continue wrapping the wreath with floral wire to stabilize the wreath. Cut the wire with wire cutters.
3 More Homemade Wreaths:
Target Dollar Spot Pumpkin Wreath
How to Make a Wreath in Any Style from Martha Stewart
This is a refresh of a post originally shared in 2011.
Welcome! I'm Brandy, mother to 5 darling kiddos and a cute black lab named Toby. My husband is in the Coast Guard so we've lived all over the place, turning each house into a home. I love baking, sewing, making cute things with my kids, and sharing what I've learned with all of you!
Brandy, I love this! The color is perfect for spring, and you’re absolutely right about the door magnet compared to the hanger! Would love for you to share at the party! xo bridgett
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Your wreath is so pretty! I personally hate the over the door hooks because they make our door hard to close/open in the winter!
Would you consider linking this up at my Pinworthy Projects Party? I hope to see you there!
Hi Brooke! The lettering is vinyl. It is peel and stick and has held up wonderfully through 4 Ohio winters which are COLD. I ordered it online, but the company that I used is no longer around. I haven’t orderd with anyone else yet, her prices seriously were amazing. I think I paid under $5 for this one. You can put in custom orders with many vinyl companies. Just tell them the size of the area you would like to fill and they usually have fonts and colors for you to choose.
Beautiful! Where did you find the “Welcome” letters? And how did you adhere them to the door?
Very Pretty! I love it against the black door!
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The welcome on the door is so beautiful! It definitely makes me wish I OWNED my front door and could add a pretty little welcome to it!
P.S. Thanks for the tip about the magnetic hook! I will definitely get one and hang a wreath (finally!)
Oh, I love this! Very pretty.
I love it, I too am a little bit obsessed with changing my wreat constantly lol. so glad to find your blog. [email protected]
so pretty! makes me want spring!
Very nice.