35+ Dollar Tree Wreath DIY Ideas For Every Season

This cotton wreath turned out so cute! Aimee found this grapevine wreath at her local Dollar Store and snagged it right up.

Paired with a Fall berry spring from Dollar Tree and a faux cotton boll spring that you can easily find at a craft store, like Hobby Lobby, it is just adorable. I love how the wreaths look hanging on her vintage window frames on the wall. 

One thing that you can always find at Dollar Tree no matter the season is coffee filters! Did you know that you can actually make a beautiful wreath with them?

Amy warns us that this one does take some time, but it is expensive and the results are worth it. So turn on a good movie and get to making your own coffee filter wreath using this step-by-step tutorial. 

You know I love the modern boho vibe, so naturally, I absolutely love this Dollar Tree wreath DIY idea! Colleen pulls together some Dollar Tree supplies, including a wooden dowel, faux greenery, string, and wooden beads.

With a little bit of help from her hot glue gun, this cute modern wreath comes together quickly.

What starts as a mop from the cleaning supplies section at the Dollar Store turns into a beautiful wreath that is perfect for decorating your home for winter! You won’t believe how easy it is to make. 

Here's another take on what to do with those mops from the Dollar Store. I love the cute addition of the little wooden church that she makes from wooden craft sticks - so creative! The end result is just perfect. 

If you're looking for a cute wreath to put on your front door all Winter long, this one is perfect. If you are lucky enough to find a Snowman wreath form like this at your local Dollar Tree, you definitely need to grab them and try this cute wreath. 

Looking for an easy DIY Valentine's Day idea that will take you less than an hour to create? I created this cute XOXO decor using Dollar Tree heart wreath form for the O's and pallet wood for the X's.

Want to decorate your front porch area for Valentine's Day? This super cute heart-shaped wreath is made with rope and a heart wreath from (you guessed it!) the Dollar Tree. All you need to do is wrap the nautical rope around the wire form and then add some faux flowers to the front with a hot glue gun. 

Here are a few other creative ideas using the Dollar Tree heart wire wreath frame.

She actually shares three different Dollar Store crafts in this tutorial - one fuzzy heart wreath using the steam mop covers, one floral heart wreath with faux roses, and one heart rag wreath with strips of flannel fabric. 

This floral wreath only took Charlotte 15 minutes to make and cost her less than $10! It is the perfect little decoration for Valentine's Day!

Mesh wreaths are one of the most popular wreaths you can make because they are so darn easy! You can twist and bend it however you want and a little goes a lot way!

All she did was cut 12" lengths of the mesh and accordion folded it using a pipe cleaner to hold it in place on the wreath form. 

Let's get started with St Patrick's Day, the first official holiday of the Spring season! How cute is this little wreath made with Dollar Store items, paint, and scrapbook paper?!

Another St. Patrick's Day wreath idea that is just so fun! If you go to the Dollar Store during early March, you're bound to find supplies like this to make a perfect wreath for St Patty's Day.

Next up, we have Easter - one of my absolute favorite holidays! Aimee gives us four creative bunny wreaths idea in her tutorial using only Dollar Store supplies.

Using the Dollar Store bunny wreath forms, you can decorate them in so many different ways! Which is your favorite? 

Dollar Tree also usually has the egg-shaped wire wreath forms out at the same time as the bunny ones during the Easter season. Covering it with faux lilac flowers in an ombre design is a great way to use the egg-shaped Easter wreath! 

The little faux carrots have got to be my favorite Spring Dollar Tree item - they are so darn cute!

All she did was attach mini boxwood springs to the egg wreath form and then attached the mini twine-wrapped carrots and the cardboard bunny sign! So adorable. 

Sunflowers are the epitome of summer, so why not give this fun sunflower wreath a try? It is such an easy DIY. Can you believe she made it using those plastic tablecloths you can find in the party supply section at Dollar Tree? 

Get festive and patriotic this 4th of July with a Dollar Store patriotic wreath! You can also use this adorable wreath again to decorate for Memorial Day, Flag Day, and Veteran's Day if you want!

This fun wreath couldn't be any easier! All she does is tie strips of bandanas to a foam wreath form! The entire thing only cost $6 and wouldn't probably take you less than 30 minutes to whip up.

Cindy put together this entire wreath using Dollar Tree materials and it is absolutely gorgeous!

She uses a grapevine wreath base along with several bunches of fall florals (separated into individual pieces using wire cutters). Next, she layered in some mini pumpkins and small pinecones. It looks so great hanging on her front door!

I love this Fall wreath that Sarah made using inexpensive materials, like a wire wreath form, white rope, fall greenery, and pumpkins. I love that she painted the mini pumpkins to better fit her style for Fall decor. 

This Dollar Tree Wreath DIY idea is really easy! She started with a pool noodle for the wreath base and wraps it with sheet music from the thrift store. To finish it off, she simply tucks in some fun fall florals and adds a bow to the top!

The dollar store is a good place to get things like ribbon and faux florals for your own DIY wreaths; which can otherwise be really expensive to buy at other stores.  This Fall wreath comes together with a foam wreath form, some burlap ribbon, and fall flowers from the craft section at Dollar Tree. 

I love this faux leaf wreath because it has the added blue colors, which don't typically show up with Fall decorations, so it is unexpected. The best part is that this one is made entirely with only tools and materials from Dollar Tree. 

Gnomes are so cute and they make a great wreath! Check out this tutorial for a fall-themed gnome using a Halloween hat and fall foliage for the beard. 

Sometimes it is best to keep things simple. I love this simple Fall wreath wrapped with orange ribbon with a bow, faux berries, and a wooden cutout squirrel. The front door is a great place for a fun wreath like this.

Pumpkins are a notorious fall theme, but it’s no fun to have to put away a bunch of decorations after October solely for the month of November.

It’s so much better when we can find pumpkin decorations that can be out and about for the majority of the autumn months. This wreath can stay out all Fall season long, not just Halloween. 

Here's another twist on the gnome face wreath, this time with a spooky theme. The beard is actually made by dismantling some of the mini tinsel trees that are sold around the holidays. Such a cute idea!

This one is so cute! She takes some plastic skeletons apart and adds black and white spray paint and then attaches them to a wreath form. 

Dollar Tree always has these adorable Candy Cane-shaped wire wreath forms around the holidays and they are so fun.

She wraps it with a white towel and red ribbon (along with a big bow and some florals) to make it look like a real candy cane! So cute.

Here's another way to use those amazing fuzzy mops that we've seen in a few other DIY dollar tree wreath ideas! This time there are lights added, which makes it feel festive and cozy! Add a few ornaments and bells and voila... you're ready for Christmas! 

The large pack of ornaments is always a hit at Dollar Tree around the holidays. The wreath is a great way to use those cheap ornaments.

Do you love the Grinch? If so, you'll love this DIY Grinch wreath! Using a square wreath form and deco mesh, she creates this fun wreath and adds ornaments and tinsel for some extra flair.

Then, for the best part, she makes the Grinch legs to hang out of the wreath with felt! 

Grab a plastic picture frame and add some mini ornaments and bits of leftover greenery from the dollar store for this fun wreath idea! Read more to watch her video tutorial to learn how to make it! 

For a snowy theme to your wreath, put together a few of the pretty snowflake ornaments in a circle with hot glue. With a few berry springs and a reindeer ornament, this wreath turned out so pretty!