31 Days of Holiday Wreaths

The season doesn't get any sweeter than this! Create a trio of wreaths with different sized candy canes for one delicious display. 

A delicate-looking wreath that creates the magical effect of candles flickering in the snow is easy to make and surprisingly sturdy.

Invite these friendly gingerbread characters to hang around for the holidays. No nibbling -- yet!

This Scandinavian-style greenery "chandelier" is an eye-catching way to draw guests to a holiday cocktail or buffet table.

Brighten your walls with a wreath made of golden-hued ribbons fashioned into poinsettias.

For a festive door display, try this shimmering wreath of faux gold leaves and branches.

This keepsake wreath is sure to brighten up any room well into New Year's. Glue your stars onto different sized clothespins to give your decor dimension. 

When suspended from the ceiling, this impressive, ornament-laden ring of greens will thrill your guests.

Add pepperberries to a vine wreath form for a decorative accent that spreads holiday cheer in or outdoors.

To carry on the cheerful tradition of holly-bedecked halls, add berry accents to a circle of silver fir. Because holly dries out quickly, it's best to display this wreath outside.

Enjoy the wonderfully familiar sounds of the holidays while keeping warm indoors. Hang this wreath where it will be heard -- doorknobs make great spots -- and bring the ring of sleigh bells throughout your home. 

There's no time to celebrate like the present! Unwrap a new wreath idea this year by wrapping up small containers, such as old jewelry boxes, with colored paper and clustering around your wreath. (Tip: use weatherproof paper if displaying outdoors.) 

The shiny green foliage of a boxwood wreath embellished with a quartet of slim satin bows captures the classic Christmas pairing of red and green.

Create this glittering holiday get-up by trimming a noble fir wreath with silvery ornaments and sprigs of seeded eucalyptus.

At this time of year, everything seems to gleam. Echo this holiday luster at home with decorations like this wreath bedecked with tinsel and glitter.

No need to fuss over symmetry or bending of boughs for this wreath. Simply hot-glue dried sweetgum fruits around a straw wreath base. To finish, dust with white floral spray paint to signify the season's first snow. 

Hang this trio on your front door to pack a beribboned triple punch to every entrance. 

Make it special with a monogram! Customize your wreath with a familiy name initial or favorite household colors.