It’s Spring, and you know what that means. It is time for a new wreath for my front door. A great way to freshen up your porch each season is by simply changing out the wreath for each season and holiday. An easy project that makes a big impact. A pretty front door is so welcoming, and I really love a personalized wreath.
This year, I decided to use the watering can wooden cutout from Initial Outfitters by Carrie for the centerpiece of my wreath. These custom pieces are great and so versatile, paint them to match your decor. I chose sage green and pink for this one, perfect colors for spring. I painted the wooden cutout earlier, so this project only took about five minutes to complete.
The wreath was a piece I already had. Always use what you have. The paint colors that I chose matched the wreath perfectly. The only other thing I added to the wreath was a pink bow to add a pop of color to the piece. To attach the wooden cutout to the wreath I used picture hanging wire and a sharp pair of scissors to cut the wire. I suggest always having this on hand in your tool kit, it is so handy and versatile. I have a little tool kit of supplies that I use for different projects. Using the wire, I attached the cutout to the wreath. I try to tuck in the wire so it can’t be seen. Once the wreath is hanging, the wire disappears.
I hope you enjoyed this quick little project to freshen up your front door. Here is a how-to video of how I put together this wreath. I am really happy with the results. I think this wreath is the perfect Spring greeting for my front door.
Carrie Kelly is an Interior Redesigner Industry Specialist and Lead Designer at Carrie Kelly Designs specializing in interior redesign, seasonal, and home decor helping clients create beautiful spaces in their homes without the time and expense of a full remodel. She is also a Senior Outfitter with Initial Outfitters, a boutique featuring all things monogrammed and personalized for your unique style. Carrie is also the author of Pineapples and Sweet Tea, a Lifestyle blog, and co-author of the #1 best-selling book The Art of Connection.
