An Easy DIY Spring Wreath

I’ve done several holiday wreaths for my front door in the last few years. For the most part, I keep my front porch pretty bare throughout the year, but I wanted to do a simple wreath in anticipation of Spring! I love these grapevine wreaths from Michaels. They are inexpensive and versatile for all seasons and occasions. Their rustic look felt perfect for the type of spring wreath I wanted to make. This project is super easy and requires very few supplies! I hope you give this a try and let me know what you think!

I love the rustic look of this wreath! And adding the moss from around my yard makes the perfect base for this wreath! I recommend pastel colors for the body of the birdhouse as they feel quintessentially Spring. I love the look of the sage green paint with the antiquing medium on the roof!

Supplies:

Grapevine wreath (Mine is 14″ from Michaels)
Mini wooden birdhouse (Here)
Acrylic paint in your desired color (Mine here)
Antiquing medium or brown paint (Mine here)
Paintbrush
Dried moss (Mine is from my yard but craft stores also have dried moss)
Hot glue & hot glue gun
Twine

Method:

Using the antiquing medium, brush it on the roof of the birdhouse. Make sure to get underneath the roof awnings as well. Wipe off any excess medium. Allow to dry.
Paint the body of the birdhouse with the acrylic paint in your desired color. I did two coats. Allow to dry completely.
Using the hot glue gun, attach the moss in various spots on the grapevine wreath.
Use the twine to attach the bidhouse to whichever point of the wreath you want so that it hangs in the middle of your wreath.
Use another piece of twine to hang your wreath on your door!