A colorful wreath filled with bunches of faux tulips is the perfect way to welcome spring to your front door.
It’s time again for another fun Pinterest Challenge, hosted by Cindy from County Road 407! This month’s challenge is all about creating a beautiful summer table with a glass bottle centerpiece.
If you found your way here from Lora Bloomquist, I just know you adored her no-sew tulip fabric wreath as much as I did!
If you haven’t heard about the Pinterest Challenge before, here’s how it works: Several different bloggers take the same photo and create something similar that will work in their own homes, and with their own style. It’s so fun to see all the different interpretations of the same photo!
Easy DIY Spring Tulip Wreath Ideas
Our inspiration photo this month comes from Kristi at Chatfield Court. Pink is my favorite color, and tulips are one of my favorite flowers. Combine the two, and you end up with this gorgeous tulip wreath to inspire us!

My DIY Tulip Wreath
Kristi’s gorgeous wreath is loaded with light and dark pink tulips, but since I didn’t have enough tulips to cover my entire wreath I decided to place them on just one side of the wreath.
New Grapevine Wreath
I started with a $5 grapevine wreath from Hobby Lobby. Usually, I prefer to buy thrifted wreaths and remove the flowers and ribbons so I can repurpose the wreath form, but Goodwill prices have gotten out of hand. Anyone else think so too?
A used wreath was quite a bit more than just buying one at Hobby Lobby, so I went that route.


I chose a grapevine wreath, but this would be super cute on a straw wreath form, too.
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Faux Flowers
I gathered up some faux tulip bunches that I already had. I own these colorful tulips in several shades, but for this beautiful spring tulip wreath, I decided to use these champagne-colored flowers to coordinate with the centerpiece I chose for my happy wreath.
First, I used two separate bunches of tulips and arranged them with half flowing up the wreath and the other in the opposite direction.

I also tucked in a small bouquet of little white flowers for an extra touch of spring. I attached all of the flowers to the grapevine wreath form with floral wire.
Tip: This little bundle on Amazon is less than ten bucks and includes all of the things you need for wreath making including floral wire, wire cutters, wire stems, and floral tape.


You can use any color tulips or other artificial flowers you prefer. There are so many possibilities! Don’t be afraid to completely customize your wreath to suit your own style.
Embellishment
For the centerpiece of my wreath, I used this wooden, vintage-looking bicycle carrying baskets of flowers. Isn’t it adorable? After being stuck at home during surgery recovery for several weeks, I’m so looking forward to getting back on my bike again, so this seemed like the perfect little trinket to add to my own tulip wreath.

This bicycle came from Hobby Lobby, but also check out Dollar Tree or your local craft store to see what cute spring or Easter embellishments you can find for your wreath.
I used more floral wire to attach the bike in the center where the tulip stems overlapped.
Bow
I chose this springy green ribbon for my bow because it coordinated nicely with my bicycle embellishment. I paired it with a burlap ribbon and created a double bow using my Extra Large Bow Maker.


Wide ribbon like this with a wired outer edge makes the prettiest full bows, I think.
Front Door Decor
This tulip wreath DIY was a great way to add some quick & easy seasonal flair to my front door.

We’ve had a few really nice days around here lately, which provided the perfect opportunity to freshen up the whole front porch.
We gave everything a good clean to wash away the dust and pine needles still remaining from winter. I layered a new rug underneath my doormat along with a pot of spring greenery.
For Easter, I may layer in a few more seasonal items, but for now, this simple arrangement featuring my pretty tulip wreath is the perfect way to welcome spring.


Next, I hope you’ll pop over to see Marty’s tulip door basket at A Stroll Thru Life. It’s truly gorgeous! Then, check out all of the creative ideas linked up below for even more spring inspiration!

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Just beautiful! Featuring when my link party opens. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, friend!
I hope you are recovering well. Your wreath is so fresh for spring. I just love the little bicycle art you added to it. It gives it a sweet whimsical touch.
Niky, what a sweet wreath. Great instructions. The bicycle is a super surprise embellishment. Enjoy your bike riding.
What a cute wreath you created! I love the addition of the bicycle! Happy almost spring!
You are right, your wreath is the perfect way to welcome spring! Super cute and I love the added bicycle and ribbon. Such pretty colors. Happy Spring!
Super cute! I love your wreath.
What a cute wreath! You did a great job with the contrasting ribbon and the darling bicycle. So cute Niky.
Your wreath is so pretty on your door. I adore your yellow tulips, my favorite and adding the bicycle to the wreath just adds a special touch. Great job.
I really like how you arranged the tulips in opposing directions, Niky. And what a cute bike! Hope you’re feeling back to your normal self, soon!
Yellow tulips look so pretty with your door color Niky and I love the addition of the bike cutout! So cute!
What a darling tulip wreath, Niky! Your colors are perfect for Spring and it what a fabulous welcome to your home! Yes, I cannot believe Goodwill prices, they are insane! Hard to get a deal these days. Happy spring!
Such a fun way to welcome friends and family to your front door, Niky! I love all the touches of spring you added to make it feel extra special. It’s really pretty. Big hugs, CoCo
I love this Niky! I love the soft colors.