37+ DIY Farmhouse Wreath Ideas For Every Season

This simple farmhouse-style wreath is easy to make using faux greenery stems and a grapevine wreath. Pull the stems off the greenery bundle to make individual stems that you can easily hot glue onto the wreath form. It makes a great summer wreath to hang on your front door.

Mini embroidery hoops make great wreaths. You can hang them in frames, use them as door hangers, or just sit them on a shelf. Consider wrapping one in ribbon like this mini embroidery hoop and add faux flowers for a vintage look. 

No farmhouse fall wreath is complete without peonies. The deep colors against the lambs ear and gold hoop will bring a festive air to your front door. Floral wire is great for attaching the lamb's ear stems and hot glue will keep the peonies in place.

Make your own wreath form using floral wire and add fun spring flowers to complete this simple farmhouse wreath. This sweet wreath is perfect to hang on your front door or anywhere inside your home.

Use fresh magnolia leaves to create a gorgeous wreath. Use 3 different sizes of leaves to make bundles to attach to a straw wreath form. The magnolia leaves will dry out and become a beautiful wreath for fall.

Create an easy tabletop wreath using faux greenery and a grapevine wreath. The more you layer the greenery the fuller it will be. This DIY farmhouse wreath idea is great to use as a centerpiece.

Upcycle an old picture frame and create a boxwood wreath using a grapevine wreath and faux boxwood greenery. This cute idea will look great on a shelf in your home.

This easy DIY farmhouse wreath is so simple to create to decorate in the farmhouse style. It should take you less than 1 hour and the supplies will cost less than $25!

Add farmhouse charm to your front door with this easy DIY wreath made with canvas ribbon. The blue and white stripe is similar to ticking stripes that give it that farmhouse look. 

Fresh greenery and mandarins will add farmhouse style to your home for the holidays. The greenery and mandarins are easy to attach using floral wire. What a fun fresh wreath idea to add to your holiday decor.

Make this coffee filter wreath with just 3 supplies in under 2 hours. The coffee filters fluff out to make a different style wreath than you normally see. Use it as a spring wreath or a holiday wreath (or an everyday wreath)!

This DIY wreath is easy for all skill levels. Foam board, wood slices, and glue are all you need to make your own. It makes a great fall wreath, but you could leave it up all year around if you want to.

There's nothing better than being able to use the greenery from your own yard to make a wreath. This wreath is made with boxwood clippings to create a fresh farmhouse-style wreath great for any season.

Purchase a premade wreath and add a sign to liven it up. You can make this hello sign using your Cricut Maker and basswood. Add a cute ribbon and it's ready for your front door.

Who doesn't love a Dollar Tree craft? Chalk paint, jute rope, and wooden beads transform a dollar-store pizza pan into an adorable farmhouse wreath. Hang this rustic wreath anywhere in your home.

Pink peonies, lamb's ear, and a grapevine wreath speak to my spring-loving heart. This farmhouse-style wreath will be amazing on your front door.

This magnolia wreath is a little different from a classic magnolia wreath. It's made with book pages. This vintage farmhouse-style wreath is a great choice to hang anywhere in your home during any season.

Wreaths don't have to be round, make a square wreath using driftwood. The muted purple of the lavender adds rustic charm and a lovely scent to this unique front door wreath.

When I think of farmhouse style I immediately think of hydrangeas. They are a staple in farmhouse decor. This wreath is made with real flowers that have been dried to create the perfect wreath

Make this unique spring wreath by adding a model bicycle to a faux premade boxwood wreath. It reminds me of simpler days and the wonderful season to come. Summer!

This unique wreath idea is for all of you, gardeners. What a fun wreath for spring using seed packets. Glue seed and flower packets to a grapevine wreath and then add a burlap bow and gardening gloves for a fun spring wreath.

Succulent plants are the trending plant in home decor right now, so why not make a succulent wreath? Glue faux succulents from the dollar store to a grapvine wreath for a cheap and easy spring wreath that is right on trends.

Create a mini spring wreath with a bird nest. Moss strips make putting this wreath together a little less messy, but not by much. Wrap twine around the wreath form for an additional farmhouse touch.

Terra cotta pots made to look aged are attached to this grapevine wreath in different sizes using jute rope. Add your favorite faux succulents or flowers and your wreath is ready for Spring. 

I love these cheerful sunflowers made from felt! They are easy and fun to make then simply attach them to a grapevine wreath using hot glue. A burlap ribbon is a great addition to finish off this farmhouse wreath for Spring.

A fall leaf garland is perfect to use to make a traditional fall wreath. Add some faux fall berries and you're ready for Fall.

Pool noodles and corn tassels are all you need to make this fall wreath for your front door. Bonus if you have a cornfield close to you where you can score the tassels for free!

Magnolia leaf wreaths are pricey, but you can make your own using paper bags. Yep, you read that right. Use brown paper lunch bags and copper craft paint to make your wreath in just a couple of hours.

I love beaded wreaths. Add a floral swag with seasonal elements and you have the perfect fall wreath. Easily switch out the swag for each season and use your wreath all year long.

These terra cotta pots may look like the real thing, but they are actually peat pots spray painted with terra cotta spray paint. Lightweight and perfect for faux pumpkins and fall leaves. This fall wreath will last all the way up until Thanksgiving.

Mulberry branches make great wreath forms. This pumpkin-shaped wreath is made with 12-15 mulberry branches then simply add leaves from a fall foliage garland to dress it up. A burlap ribbon and raffia add that special touch of farmhouse.

Nothing says winter like eucalyptus and white gardenias and the combination is perfect for a winter wreath. This gold hoop wreath is gorgeous and the twine gives it a unique texture perfect for farmhouse style.

No holiday place setting is complete with place cards. These mini wreaths are easy to make with rosemary sprigs and twine. Cardstock ribbons can personalized to complete each place setting.

A fresh wreath for Christmas is beautiful and unique. If you're lucky enough to have evergreen trees in your yard you can make this wreath for free. It's easy to attach to a wreath form with floral wire and you can hang it on the front door or above the fireplace.

No one will believe you didn't buy this wreath. You can make this wreath yourself using a holiday floral garland and a grapevine wreath. Hang it above the mantle or on your front door.

Disassemble a winter garland for the greenery of this simple winter wreath. The bells really make this complete!  Hang this simple wreath anywhere in your home and you can keep it all winter long.

Mini garland wreaths are perfect for hanging on kitchen cabinet doors. You can buy them already made or you can make them yourself from mini garlands. Add your favorite seasonal ribbon and hang them on your cabinet doors for holiday cheer.