Gradient Rainbow Christmas Wreath
This Post May Contain Affiliate Links. Please Read Our Disclosure PolicyFirst, thank you so much for the tree love yesterday. It means the world to me! I was very pleased with how the tree turned out and even more pleased that you love it as much as I do. Now, welcome back to the 12 Days of Christmas! Can you believe it’s already Day 5?
As you may have guessed from the title, I decided to make a wreath to match my tree. Check out my Gradient Rainbow Christmas Wreath!
So today, I’m going to quickly take you through how I put together this Gradient Rainbow Christmas Wreath.
I started off with this wreath. It took me some hunting to find the wreath I wanted. These days wreaths tend to look so fake and cheap. I stumbled upon one at Target and fell in love. I think a variety of pine needles in a wreath makes it look much more natural, so I knew this would be a winner.
I then gathered all off the extra ornaments I had from my tree, plus some new ones I had purchased. Again, I stuck with solid colors but mixed up the sizes and finishes.
I quickly laid out the color arrangement on the wreath. I had this amazing turquoise ribbon (which I found at Walmart), so I knew I wanted blue at the bottom. Since I was working with six colors in all, I just spaced them out evenly around the wreath.
I hot glued on one ornament of each color and then I just started filling in.
I randomly added ornaments of each color and continued to fill in until I thought it looked good. When you’re adding ornaments, don’t forget the inside and edges of the wreath. This helps to give it dimension and fullness.
After that, I whipped up a quick bow (I’m hoping to do a bow and wrapping tutorial one of these days. Stay tuned), attached it to the wreath, and hung it on my front door.
I have to admit the red door really makes it pop. It kind of reminds me of the wreath on BHG’s December issue.
Gradient Rainbow Christmas Wreath
I decided to use glass ornaments which I realize is a little risky given the fact that they’re outside. However, my porch is covered so I think they will be okay.
As you’ll notice below in today’s Quick Tip, I really like how this wreath ties together my indoor and outdoor decorations. Plus, it gives guests a little preview of what’s inside. Kinda fun!
I’m loving it! What do you think?
If you liked this wreath, be sure to check out my Gradient Rainbow Christmas Tree. Click here to check it out.
Greetings of the Season!
Stunning!!! I am loving all the jewel tones!!! It matches your tree perfectly!!! I want to come sit in your house, drink hot chocolate, and stare at all of the beautiful decor! LOL! Thank you for sharing it with us. Such an inspiration!!!
Michael – I wish that you lived with me so that all of these beautiful ideas would be at my house!! I love this wreath.
OMG!!! Loving this and the tree!! They are both so fun and fresh, kudos to you!!
Gorgeous! The different colors, finishes, and sizes of ornaments really add interest. Another winner:)
Beautiful!
I adore this! Saw it on Pinterest and had to check it out, Now I have to go explore the rest of your site.
Love, love, love your beautiful wreath!
Just Beautiful! Almost want to give up my ho-hum decor and go rainbow. That wreath looks so real, nice choice!
You continue to top yourself! This wreath is so lovely and a great companion to the tree. I would never have thought to keep the colors together… So glad you DID!
Hot glue! I should’ve known. I would’ve attempted this with wire only to end up twitching and on the brink of insanity!
What an awesome pop of color! I love the color of the door, too!
Absolute perfection!
Happy day to you!
karianne
Quick question- how did u attach it to the door?
Just bee u tee full! So doing this next year as I have tons of ornaments (all purchased after Christmas of course) in many colors.
I love how you organized the colors 🙂
OMG…I love this wreath. I did several ornament wreaths for family and friends and I would have never thought about doing it like this. I also love the way you put those colors together. Beautiful!!!
Fabulous wreath to match your gorgeous tree and great tutorial, Michael! Thanks!!!
Just when I didn’t think you could possibly top that tree, you went ahead and did it. This wreath is spectacular and every bit as whimsical as it’s twin tree! You sure make faux look amazing… exceptional tutorial!
Michael – the perfect gorgeous partner to your amazing tree! Love it! And so loving your “quick tips” idea!
Your wreath is gorgeous…as is your tree! 😉
This looks amazing!