DIY Tulip Wreath

Last Updated on March 3, 2022

This is STUNNING! Learn to create a DIY tulip wreath with this full tutorial. It is easy and only takes 10 minutes! Tulip door wreaths are the perfect decoration for spring. Learn how to make door wreaths with this simple and fun tulip wreath tutorial!

Hello friends! With spring in the air, I knew I wanted to create a DIY tulip wreath for our front door, but I wanted to do something a bit different than what I am seeing all over Pinterest and I am so excited about what I came up with. It may not be your traditional DIY Spring wreath, but it's a beautiful addition to your Spring decorations. Best of all, it's SO EASY to make. It took me about 10 minutes from start to finish. This post contains some affiliate links. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.

Materials Needed for DIY Tulip Wreath:

Steps to Make DIY Tulip Wreath:

1) Stuff paper in the bottom of your bent birch vase so your flowers don't fall through the bottom :)

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This is STUNNING! Learn to create a DIY tulip wreath with this full tutorial. It is easy and only takes 10 minutes! Tulip door wreaths are the perfect spring decoration. Learn how to make door wreaths with this simple and fun tutorial!

2) Cut the bunches of your tulips so that each stem is separate. This will allow for a more full and organic look when you begin arranging your flowers in the vase.

This is STUNNING! Learn to create a DIY tulip wreath with this full tutorial. It is easy and only takes 10 minutes! Tulip door wreaths are perfect spring decoration.

3) Attach your ribbon to the INSIDE edges of you bent birch vase. I used a stapler to attach mine, but you could also use a hot glue gun.

Arrange your tulips.  I placed the taller ones in the back and the shorter ones in the front.  Do whatever looks good to you! Learn how to make door wreaths with this easy DIY tulip wreath tutorial.

4) Arrange your tulips. I placed the taller ones in the back and the shorter ones in the front. Do whatever looks good to you! Get creative! You can even add multiple colors to your tulip wreath to add some brightness to your home.

This is STUNNING! Learn to create a DIY tulip wreath with this full tutorial. It is easy and only takes 10 minutes!

5) Hang your tulip wreath up and admire your work!

This is STUNNING! Learn to create a DIY tulip wreath with this full tutorial. It is easy and only takes 10 minutes!

This is STUNNING! Learn to create a DIY tulip wreath with this full tutorial. It is easy and only takes 10 minutes!

Isn't it lovely?! I am so happy with how it turned out and I still can't get over how easy it was. Tulip door wreaths are the perfect spring decoration for bringing more spring color into your home. Will YOU display a beautiful tulip wreath for spring? What does your wreath look like? If you have any favorite DIY spring wreath or DIY floral wreath designs, feel free to share and let me know how your tulip wreath design projects work for you!

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25 Comments

  1. There is just something about baby pink paired with natural wood tones that just speaks to me… such a beautiful combo! Love that it’s an non-traditional wreath, too :)

  2. I love it! I had to come and compliment it when I saw it in my email.

    I see you say to get two bunches, and I have tried to figure it out, but what size bunches? I see they have bunches of ten and bunches of twenty when I click your link.

    Thank you for sharing this with us – just gorgeous!

    1. Hi Camie! There is a link to the birch planter in the post {I purchased it from afloral.com}, but other readers are reporting that it is now out of stock. Sorry!

  3. I love this! I really like a spring decoration that isn’t just for Easter.
    Sadly, the birch planter isn’t available.