This Easy Easter Carrot Wreath DIY is a simple project that is also adorable.
I really like that the materials needed to make this wreath can be easily found at a dollar store or discount store.
DIY Carrot Wreath Craft
This is a simple craft DIY idea that is perfect for the spring season.
It is also a project that is suitable for most ages.
Did you see my DIY Easter Bunny Basket Craft?
That adorable bunny craft basket can be made from an empty milk carton!
Both this carrot wreath and that bunny craft basket are easy and inexpensive craft ideas that would work well together for spring!
To make this project you will need a 14" Wire Wreath Form. You can find an assortment of wire wreaths here.
Frequently asked questions about Easter Wreaths.
An Easter wreath is a wreath that has been inspired by the Easter holiday and spring. An Easter wreath can be displayed on a door, wall, or as a decoration elsewhere.
Some folks regard an Easter wreath as part of religious decor.
However, most folks equate Easter wreaths as an ode the return of the spring season.
An Easter wreath can be made just as other wreaths are made.
That is, there is a base, such as a wire form, and decorations that are attached to the base to personalizing it.
For Easter, popular decorations are items that remind us of both Easter and of spring.
This can include:
🟠Craft Eggs.
🟡 Bunnies.
🟣 Spring Flowers.
Tips for making a DIY wire wreath.
If this is your first time making this project, I suggest that you purchase additional materials. This is because you never know when you will need a second try with something.
More tips for you
- Three inch tall twine wrapped carrots are used to make this project. It is a good idea to lay your carrots out to make sure that they fit on to your wire wreath form if they are not three inches long.
- I like to work clockwise around the wreath form. Doing so helps me keep everything in place better.
- While this project is suitable for most ages, some folks may need a bit of assistance. This is especially true when working with a glue gun as they are hot.
Personalize this carrot wreath craft.
This is a simple and adorable craft idea.
However, you can make yours even better.
Try one of these ideas.
- My wreath has "Bunny" ears made from nautical rope. You can alternatively use craft bunny ears (or 'butts') for your wreath.
- Leave some space on the bottom of your wreath to place a large craft bow.
- Glue on Easter craft decorations.
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About this Carrot Wreath Craft Idea.
This is a simple craft idea for making an Easter wreath for spring.
To make this wreath we will use a hot glue gun to attach twin carrots to a wreath form.
This wreath looks great on a front door.
However, you can also place the wreath on a wall as a decoration.
If you make an extra wreath, then you can give it to someone as a gift!
Materials needed to make a carrot wreath.
- Round Wire Wreath Frame . My wreath was made using a 14" wire wreath form.
- Orange Twine Craft Carrots. About 34 total depending on the width of your carrots. These are usually sold in packages of five or six.
- Nautical Rope for Crafts. This is for the ears so you will need two.
- Glue gun and glue sticks.
How to make this Easy Easter Carrot Wreath DIY.
Step One: prepare.
Start by preparing your workspace- it is a good idea to use newspaper or a similar item to work on top of as the glue may drip.
Warm up your glue gun and prepare the glue sticks.
Lastly, remove the carrots from the packaging and also any debris or tags that may be on the carrots, rope, and wreath form.
Step Two: glue the carrots on to the form.
- Start by turning the wreath form on the backside. When attaching the carrots to the form it is best to do so on the flat side of the form where these is more space for the glue.
- Add a line of glue on the backside of the first carrot where it will meet the wire form.
- Firmly press the carrot into place on the form.
- Working clockwise, repeat the process until the entire form is covered with the carrots.
Expert Tip 👉 While working your way around the form glueing on the carrots, make sure the the carrots are inline with on another in the circle. Also, the carrots should butt-up to one another and there should be no space between them as a result.
Step Three: finish making the wreath.
To add the rope ears like on my wreath, flip the wreath over so that the carrots are facing down and glue the rope in place to form the ears. You can use a shoelace or twine to make a small loop that can attach to the wire frame to hold the wreath on a hook.
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Easy Easter Carrot Wreath DIY, a simple spring craft diy idea that can be made with dollar store materials in less than a half hour.
Easy Easter Carrot Wreath DIY,
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Instructions
- Start by preparing your workspace- it is a good idea to use newspaper or a similar item to work on as the glue may drip. Warm up your glue gun and prepare the glue sticks. Lastly, remove the carrots from the packaging and also any debris or tags that may be on the carrots, rope, and wreath form
- Start by turning the wreath form on the backside. When attaching the carrots to the form it is best to do so on the flat side of the form where these is more space for the glue.
- Add a line of glue on the backside of the first carrot where it will meet the wire form. Firmly press the carrot into place on the form. Working clockwise, repeat the process until the entire form is covered with the carrots
- To add the rope ears like on my wreath, flip the wreath over so that the carrots are facing down and glue the rope in place to form the ears.
- You can use a shoelace or twine to make a small loop that can attach to the wire frame to hold the wreath on a hook.
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