With just a few craft supplies, white owls, and greenery from your yard ~ you can make this simple owl wreath! Perfect Owl Wreath for a Winter Front Door!

Y’all know I’ve totally got a thing for wreaths and door hangers. I just can’t get enough of them!

This winter I’ve made the cutest DIY Owl Wreath for our front door. It’s a winter wreath filled with greenery, sweet white owls, and snowflakes.

Let me show you how I made it!

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Owl Wreath Supplies

Make a DIY Branch Basket or Buy this Wall Basket

Floral Foam

Fresh Evergreen Branches

Woodland Owls

Snowflake Ornaments

Wired Ribbon

Faux Snowflakes

Hot Glue Gun

How to Make an Owl Wreath

Step One: Start with a Basket Wreath

It’s very simple to make your own basket wreath using a recycled box, a small twigs, and this tutorial. Or you can buy this wall basket to use as your basket wreath.

This DIY basket wreath originally began as a Fall Wreath. Click here to see the complete tutorial.

Fall Basket Wreath

I loved the texture of the branches and the bright yellow of the flowers. But it was time for something new!

Step Two: Fill Basket with Floral Foam

Fill the basket with Floral Foam if you are starting with a new basket.

I carefully pulled out all the flowers from the Fall Branch Basket Wreath and re-glued a few of the branches that came loose. The floral foam was hot glued inside the box so I didn’t have to add more.

Step Three: Gather Evergreen Branches

Our three children are always asking if I need help with craft projects. This time I asked one of the boys to trim a handful of small branches from the arbor vitae tree in the backyard.

Honey (my husband) insists on a real Christmas tree for his back porch man cave. So this year I helped myself to several of the fraser fir branches.

Kitchen shears made quick work of both clippings.

Step Four: Start Building an Evergreen Nest for the Owls

Start with the sturdier fir branches in the back. Fill in with the wispy arbor vitae.

This process went so quickly that I forgot to snap pictures. Just keep adding greenery until the floral foam is hidden.

Step Five: Add Woodland Owls

Aren’t these owls the cutest things ever? Their fuzzy, white bodies are going to pop against the deep green of the branches.

One of the owls nestled right into the greenery. The other owl required a bit of wire (Christmas ornament hanger) to stay on the winter wreath.

Step Six: Finish the Winter Owl Wreath

Carefully place Snowflake Ornaments into the greenery then drizzle on Faux Snow. The ornaments are so lightweight they are held in place by the branches.

The crochet snowflakes on my wreath are from my grandmother. She made them years ago and shared them with me.

Finally, finish with a Wire Ribbon Bow.

Owl Wreath for a Winter Front Door

This is such a fun winter decorating idea. I love how the green and white pops against our red front door. Plus all the backyard evergreen branches make it almost free!

Oh hello, little fellow! Welcome to my front porch!

Here’s his sweet friend on the other side of the owl wreath. His fuzzy feathers cracks me up!

These plastic snowflake ornaments came from the Dollar Store. The sparkle really makes me happy!

I hope you have been inspired to seek out a few woodland white owls and create your own Owl Wreath for a Winter Front Door. You can make this simple owl wreath with just a few craft supplies, white owls, and greenery from your yard.

Love the idea of decorating for winter?

Then you are going to love how I decorated our kitchen hutch!

Kitchen Hutch Decorating Ideas for Winter

More Winter Wreath Ideas for You!

• Winter Wonderland Wreath
• DIY Easy Winter Wreath
• Easy DIY Winter Scarf Wreath

Before you go I would love to know what winter wreath you have hanging on your front door.

Leave me a comment below and tell me all about it!

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