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Deco Mesh Easter Wreath

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Deco Mesh Easter Wreath Across the Blvd
I’ve got one more Easter wreath that I wanted to post this season. The vibrant colors of spring are on display in this deco mesh Easter wreath. Filled with flowers, Easter eggs and bows, this wreath says Happy Easter!  It’s easy to make and a DIY deco mesh wreath is a much more budget friendly option than purchasing one!

This wreath is one I made last year for my daughter in law. She’s been the recipient of a several deco mesh wreaths that I’ve made. I love that she enjoys getting them and displaying them for various seasons and I’m happy to make them for her.
Deco Mesh Easter Wreath Across the Blvd

You can find the tutorial on how I make these on my  Autumn Deco Mesh Wreath post.

Adding embellishments to the wreath is the fun part. A simple bow made by rolling and twisting some ribbon is hot glued to the center of a smaller ribbon.
Easter Wreath Made Using Deco Mesh
I made several felt rosettes and added on some flower blooms from the Dollar Tree. 
Easter Wreath Made Using Deco Mesh

I love the speckled eggs.

Easter Wreath Made Using Deco Mesh

Some of the eggs have Easter scenes with chicks on them. I added in a couple of fuzzy pink chicks, too. A sparkly K for their last name is glued on and a couple of pearl head pins are added to it. 

Easter Wreath Made Using Deco Mesh
Putting this wreath together was fun. Using this combination of colors makes it pop. The blue ribbon is just bubbled up and tucked in tightly. 
Deco Mesh Easter Wreath Across the Blvd

Making the deco mesh wreaths is really simple once you get the hang of it. I had a few trials and errors when I first started making these, but after making a  few of them, it got easier.

If you’ve seen the prices of these, you know that making it a DIY project is the way to go! These can be made for under $20 including the wreath form, the ribbon and the embellishments. Have you made one? I’d encourage you to give it a try! 

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Deco Mesh Easter Wreath

Deco Mesh Easter Wreath Across the Blvd

 
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Beverly

Beverly shares easy, inexpensive craft tutorials, diy projects for the home, coastal decor projects, & thrift store find makeover projects all designed to help you create a beautiful home on a budget.

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  1. This is really nice! Love the vibrant colors and all the embellishments you added! I’d love to have one of these to hang on my door!

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  6. Thanks! Deco Mesh can be a pain to work with. Once I figured out the easiest way to use it for a wreath though, it didn’t seem so daunting. Thanks for the invitation. I’ll be sure to stop by.

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  7. I’m so jealous! I’ve tried to make wreaths with deco mesh, but all I do is create a disaster! This wreath is beautifully decorated. I love the colors, too!

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    • Oh! I just decided to stick with it long enough after seeing the prices these can sell for. The first one I made, I was determined to make for under $20 and I did. It’s definitely a trial and error process. Thank you so much.

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    • Thank you, Emma. I’ve made several seasonal wreaths like this for my daughter in law, so that she can change them out. Thanks for stopping by!

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  12. Wow! What a beautiful, colorful wreath! It really pops, and is so cheery! I have just recently made a couple of wreaths for the first time, but haven’t made one out of deco mesh. I almost bought some last time I was in the store, but went with burlap instead. I must say, your wreath looks a whole lot more like spring and Easter than my burlap one, haha!

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    • Thank you, Wendy! Pink, especially bright pink is my daughter in law’s favorite color, so I went with something bold. I’m more of a pastel lover, but she really seemed to like this shade. Deco mesh can be a little tricky to work with, but once you find a method that works for you, it’s pretty easy.

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    • Thanks, Mollie. It is a bit over the top for me! I prefer much more muted colors and pastels. But, since I made this for my daughter in law, I knew she would love the bright colors. Thanks for the fun party each week.

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