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Farmhouse Style Wagon Wheel Spring Wreath

Hello friends! We’re less than a week away from spring and I don’t think I’ve ever been more excited for its arrival; just last week it snowed here and it was starting to feel hopeless that spring would ever come. So even though it was snowing when I hung it up, this Wagon Wheel Farmhouse Style Wreath has been welcoming spring from my porch for a week now. Do you ever feel like when you break out the decor for a particular season it makes that season feel closer? That’s what I was going for here.

I am, in fact, that girl who is excitedly browsing the spring decor aisles at Hob when the majority are browsing the Christmas clearance. But don’t worry, I show a little more restraint in waiting to actually put the spring decor out. A little. 😉

Spring Farmhouse Style Wagon Wheel Wreath

Are you ready to add some spring cheer to your door decor? Follow along this easy step by step tutorial or video to make your own wagon wheel rustic farmhouse wreath.

Step by step written tutorial below video.

Wagon Wheel Farmhouse Style Wreath

Supplies

Farmhouse Wheel Wreath Supplies

Instructions

Cut the Eucalyptus stems off of the bush. Cut the heads of the Ranunculus stems and the the smaller blooms will just pop right off of the Ranunculus bush.

Eucalyptus and Ranunculus Wreath

Whenever doing any kind of floral or greenery arranging, I always play with the lay out to get it just how I want it before securing anything down (and then snap a pic). When laying out the greenery for this farmhouse style wreath I realized it looked much better and more lush with the greenery condensed. Bunch the eucalyptus all the way up at the top of the stems and then cut off the excess stem at the bottom.

Eucalyptus Wreath

Using a hot glue gun, secure all of the greenery onto the wagon wheel (glue the greenery with the tops pointed up for the top two-thirds of the wreath and facing down for the bottom third).

DIY Eucalyptus Wreath

Hot glue varying sizes of the Ranunculus throughout the greenery (lay them out to see where you want them before gluing).

Farmhouse Eucalyptus Ranunculus Wagon Wheel Wreath

What farmhouse style wreath would be complete without a galvanized metal watering can? 😉 Attach this little cutie to the wagon wheel using industrial adhesive and allow to dry for 24 hours before hanging.

Watering Can Spring Wreath

Farmhouse Style Wagon Wheel Wreath

This stitched edge grosgrain ribbon is perfect for hanging the farmhouse style wreath!

Farmhouse Style Spring Wagon Wheel Wreath

You guys know I love wreaths and I’m just gonna go ahead and say it… this Spring Wagon Wheel Farmhouse Style Wreath is my fav ever! I’m tempted to move it inside somewhere so I can enjoy it all the time! 😉

Wagon Wheel Farmhouse Style Wreath Door Decor

Ok, are you ready to make one? What would be the must-have elements on your farmhouse style spring wreath? Thanks for stopping by today, friend!

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  1. Julie Briones says

    Just saw this on a round up from The Cottage Market this morning! It’s just lovely, Lydi… and so timeless! Would love for you to come and share your projects on Homestyle Gathering each week! (Starts on Tuesdays and closes on Saturday). Hope to see your there!

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  2. Millie Hue says

    I really liked the way you designed the wagon wheel especially with the little sprinkler at the lower right side of the wheel. It is really aesthetically pleasing to the eye. I guess I would have to try this design when the springtime comes again. As of now, I will just think of other ways to decorate the wagon wheel that will be perfect for the summer season. Maybe, I’ll buy at least two tomorrow.

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  5. Lacey says

    Hi Lydi! This wreath is adorable! I am wondering how you wound up hanging this with the ribbon. Is it knotted/tied in a bow at the top and hung from a nail or Command hook, hung over one of those metal wreath hooks that sit on top of the door, or…? Would you be able to clarify and post a picture? Thanks!

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  6. Natasha says

    Too cute! I am so excited to be moving next month to somewhere that’s 1) close to a Hobby Lobby and 2) actually allows us to put our wreathes. Where we’ve lived for 5 years only allows a wreath at Christmas!

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  9. Linda Schorr says

    This is so cute! Love the unusual and the Farmhouse feel to it. The link for the wagon wheel produced nothing – just wondering what the measurement of the wheel is in case I can locate a different item. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!

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  17. […] If you got an old wagon recycling around then you should really be getting its wheels as you can do a lot with them and one of the cute ideas is here with us suggesting you to make this really pretty and awesome wreath out of one wheel. You can add faux vines and the flowers to the left side of the wheel and a cute water can at the right and it would look just so innovative and gorgeous. The idea is really fun, easy and cheap to work on and here is the link to check out its complete details by yourself and try making it lydioutloud […]

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