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9 Gorgeous Spring Wreath Ideas You Can DIY with Your Toddler: #6 Is Too Beautiful to Miss!

Spring Wreath Ideas

As the days grow warmer and flowers begin to bloom, there’s no better way to welcome the season than with a beautiful spring wreath.

Whether you prefer something minimal and natural or bright and floral, a wreath adds a touch of seasonal charm to your home. Even better, making a wreath can be a fun activity to do with your toddler! Here are some inspiring spring wreath ideas, along with ways your little one can “help”.

Table Of Contents
  1. 1. Classic Floral Spring Wreath Ideas
  2. 2. Minimalist Greenery Wreath
  3. 3. Wildflower Meadow Spring Wreaths
  4. 4. Pastel Spring Wreath Idea for the Front Door
  5. 5. Rustic Burlap Wreath
  6. 6. Easter-Themed Wreath
  7. 7. Succulent and Moss Wreath For the Door
  8. 8. DIY Paper Flower Wreath
  9. 9. Dried Flower Wreath
  10. 10. Tulip Wreath

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1. Classic Floral Spring Wreath Ideas

A traditional choice, floral wreaths are full of color and life. Use a grapevine or foam base and attach fresh or faux flowers like tulips, daisies, and peonies. Add greenery like eucalyptus or ferns for a balanced look.

How Your Toddler Can Help: Let them hand you flowers, pick their favorite colors, or help stick the flowers onto the wreath base.

2. Minimalist Greenery Wreath

For a modern and elegant touch, opt for a simple wreath made of eucalyptus, olive branches, or ivy. This design is perfect for those who love a clean, natural aesthetic. A circular metal hoop base works well for this style.


How Your Toddler Can Help: They can hold the greenery while you attach it or hand you leaves one by one.

3. Wildflower Meadow Spring Wreaths

Capture the essence of a wildflower field with a wreath featuring delicate blooms like lavender, baby’s breath, and chamomile. This type of wreath exudes a rustic and whimsical feel, perfect for a farmhouse-style home.

How Your Toddler Can Help: Go on a nature walk and let them pick wildflowers to add to the wreath! For More toddler spring crafts check this post.

4. Pastel Spring Wreath Idea for the Front Door

Soft pastel colors are synonymous with spring. Choose flowers in shades of pink, peach, yellow, and baby blue. Pair them with a light-colored ribbon for a gentle and airy vibe.

How Your Toddler Can Help: Let them choose which colors to use and help tie soft ribbons onto the wreath.

5. Rustic Burlap Wreath

For a cozy, country-style look, use a burlap-wrapped base with sprigs of greenery and small white blossoms. Add a wooden sign or monogram in the center to personalize it.

How Your Toddler Can Help: They can crinkle and play with the burlap fabric before you wrap it around the wreath base.

6. Easter-Themed Wreath

Celebrate Easter with a wreath decorated with speckled eggs, bunny figurines, and pastel-colored ribbons. A moss-covered base adds a fresh, garden-like feel.

How Your Toddler Can Help: Let them glue small faux eggs onto the wreath or place bunny stickers ontoö the eggs.

7. Succulent and Moss Wreath For the Door

For a unique and long-lasting option, create a wreath using faux or live succulents and moss. This low-maintenance wreath is perfect for those who want a fresh look without constant upkeep.

How Your Toddler Can Help: They can press the moss into place and hold succulents while you glue them down.

8. DIY Paper Flower Wreath

If you love crafting, try making a wreath with handmade paper flowers. This is a great activity for kids and adds a personal touch to your décor.

How Your Toddler Can Help: Give them pre-cut flower shapes to decorate with crayons, markers, or stickers before adding them to the wreath.

9. Dried Flower Wreath

A dried flower wreath brings a vintage, boho-inspired look. Use pressed flowers, wheat stalks, or lavender for a delicate and fragrant arrangement.
How Your Toddler Can Help: Let them gently place dried flowers on the wreath before you secure them.

10. Tulip Wreath

Tulips are a springtime favorite, and a wreath full of them creates a vibrant and cheerful decoration. Use faux or fresh tulips in different colors and attach them to a grapevine or wire base. Mix in some greenery for contrast.
How Your Toddler Can Help: Let them pick the tulip colors and help you arrange them before securing them in place.

Tips for Making a Stunning Spring Wreath

  • Secure everything with floral wire or a hot glue gun for durability. Careful when your toddler is there! You better do that part when your toddler is napping.
  • Use a sturdy base like grapevine, wire, or foam.
  • Choose colors that complement your home’s exterior or interior décor.
  • Mix different textures by combining flowers, greenery, and decorative elements.

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Summing Up

Spring is the season of renewal, and a wreath is a perfect way to reflect that in your home. Whether you buy one or make your own, these ideas will help you bring the beauty of spring to your doorstep—while giving your toddler a fun, hands-on experience in the process!

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Carina is the creative mind behind Mommy’s Craft Time, where she helps parents turn everyday moments into fun, hands-on learning experiences for toddlers. With a passion for sensory play, crafts, and early language development, she shares simple, engaging activities that spark creativity and support cognitive growth.

Whether it’s DIY sensory bins, seasonal crafts, or language-rich activities, she strives to make learning fun and stress-free for parents and kids alike

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2 responses to “9 Gorgeous Spring Wreath Ideas You Can DIY with Your Toddler: #6 Is Too Beautiful to Miss!”

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    Christbel

    I was in class during nap time, trying to think of gardening ideas for toddlers. You came across my search and, can I just say I LOVE all your ideas! I have this weekend to plan my gardening theme for the kiddos and I’m so excited. Thank you for all your wonderful and creative ideas. I can’t wait to show the kids. Sincerely, Ms. Chris 🌷🌻🌼

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      Carina Simmet

      Oh thank you so much! It means the world to me.🌻 I hope you’ll have a wonderful weekend and a beautiful time in your garden with the kids.🌼

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Hi, I am Carina

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