Martha stewart christmas wreath

This densely woven wreath of fresh rosemary makes a bright and aromatic addition to the home.

Skip the store-bought wreath and craft a beautiful creation of your own with help from Martha Stewart editors. From glam and glittering to bursting with charm, these wreaths will let you deck the halls in style.

It's spring again. And this season is always an awakening of sorts: birds chirping in their nests, fresh flowers in full bloom, and visits from friends and family as we return to the outdoors. It's something in the air that lends us to believe that our homes are in need of a spring cleaning, refresh in style, and transformative makeover. A good start? Place a wreath on the front door to give guests a warm, cheery welcome this season. And with vibrant colors, beautiful blooms, and earthy…

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Follow our holiday laurel wreath tutorial for this twist on the classic laurel wreath. Spray-paint eucalyptus leaves silver and gold, and add them to a base of fragrant bay leaves for a sparkling look in a few steps. #marthastewart #christmas #diychristmas #diy #diycrafts #crafts

When can you put up Christmas decorations? And is it too early to decorate for the holidays? We asked Etsy's in-house trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson about the etiquette of putting up lights, wreaths, and more.

Our front door is having an identity crisis. There are pumpkins on the steps and this darling wreath trio on the front door. It's just so pretty that I can't take it down! Our front steps will just have to celebrate fall-mas for the next two weeks. I made this wreath trio for S

This is how Kevin Sharkey, Martha's right-hand man, decorates his New York City apartment for Christmas. Here, the design expert shares how to recreate his vision, which is all about silver, gold, pearl, and clear motifs.

Made this corn husk wreath for spring. Saw it in a Martha Stewart Christmas catalog a few years back, she made it in a wine color for the holidays. Thanks Ms. Stewart.