How to make a gorgeous Dollar Store wreath! All of these items can be found at the Dollar Store. I thrifted my wreath form, ...

Discover how to create a show-stopping $20 Christmas wreath that will have everyone talking! In this video, we showcase two ...

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Save $45 and get the same spooky glow with this DIY take on Pottery Barn’s sold-out ghost wreath. Country Living's craft ...

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It can be so frustrating finding inexpensive small accents for the home. No one wants to spend upwards of $50 for a tiny outdoor plant stand or porch side table. Even making your own out of real wood ...

Hague’s Christmas Trees, a family-owned farm that has been part of the Hatfield community for decades, has been recognized on the national stage for its craftsmanship in holiday wreath-making. The ...

Your device does not support the audio. Did you know that wreaths have been used for thousands of years as symbols of victory, celebration, and hospitality? Creating a wreath from natural materials is ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Seasonal décor is one of those sneaky expenses that can add up quickly. Each time the holidays roll around, stores have aisle after aisle of ...

You’ll need a few key items to get started. Grab a round 18-inch grapevine wreath (make sure it is good quality and doesn’t shed as you will be cutting this into your crescent shape). Next, choose ...

“There’s something magical about cooking with ingredients that you’ve harvested right from your garden,” says Luay Ghafari, an urban gardener and cookbook author based in Toronto. To celebrate the end ...

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.