Making your own Christmas wreath seems like a simple way to add some personalised festive charm to your home. With just a few materials and a little creativity you can create a Christmas decoration ...

As Christmas grows closer and closer, those who celebrate are busy with last minute preparations, including gift wrapping, holiday baking and celebration planning. However, for Christians, the weeks ...

“I am a bit of a lazy crafter,” Tassy de Give tells her wreath-making class at Seattle’s 1 Hotel. “I like shortcuts, so I’m going to show you how to do it in an hour and under.” She makes good on her ...

Katie saved herself a "fortune" and was "chuffed" with her purse-friendly creation, which many described as "amazing" A SAVVY mother has shared how she made her own DIY Christmas wreath without ...

In Australia, Christmas wreaths have typically been structured around European accoutrements, but did you know it is easy to make a wreath with produce from your own garden? Australians who want to ...

Personalize your wreath with native plants and other natural embellishments. Learn how to make a pine wreath and personalize it with ribbons, dried flowers, or pine cones to preserve the natural ...

Fans even reckon hers looks ''nicer'' than the posh version ANTROPOLOGIE always nails it when it comes to homeware and Christmas decorations. The popular retailer recently sent fans into a frenzy with ...

Typically, about 2,000 volunteers place wreaths at the graves at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies. Members of the George Washington Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) are ...

Ever go to make a wreath diy and find it's way too complicated, expensive, and takes far too much time? Yeah, me too. In this Dollar Tree vlog, I'll show you two simple wreath DIYs that take under 15 ...

When Eva Ayllón was 11, she entered a televised talent contest in her native Peru. As the contest progressed, it became clear to her that although the judges thought she was the best singer, the show ...

Want to add a spine-tingling touch to your Halloween decor? With just a few rubber snakes, some moody eucalyptus and a simple wreath form, you can make a creepy-crawly showstopper for your front door.