Are you looking for a wreath for spring and Easter that won’t break the bank?
With a few unexpected items from Dollar Tree, you can make an affordable wreath that will be sure to impress.
This wreath is easy to create and looks great on your front door.
In just a few steps, you can create a whimsical eye catching wreath to hang for the spring and Easter season.
So, let’s get started!
How Can I Make an Affordable Wreath for Spring?

Do you ever just get inspired as you’re walking through the store?!
As Steph and I were walking through the aisles at Dollar Tree I spotted this fluffy micro fiber dust mop.
And we agreed that it would make a cute bunny for a wreath for spring.
As we continued strolling through the store we started to gather items that we thought would be fun for our Easter bunny wreath.
Along with the mop, we decided to purchase a small Easter bunny and use the legs for the ears.
In addition, we purchased a pizza pan for the base for our wreath.
Clearly, the items we came up with are unexpected, however we are loving how this cute spring wreath turned out.
Please share with us what unexpected items you’ve used for a wreath. We’d love to hear from you!
In fact, another wreath we made with unexpected items is our Simple Summer Garden Wreath.
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Spring Wreath Supplies:
These are the supplies we gathered to make this fun wreath for spring for my front door:
- micro fiber dust mop (Dollar Tree)
- pizza pan (Dollar Tree)
- floppy leg bunny (Dollar Tree)
- white string or heavy duty thread
- Fur pom pom
- craft wire
- chalk board paint
- chalk marker
- decor carrots (Dollar Tree)
- 1 inch half wooden balls
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How to Make the Bunny for Spring Wreath

In order to make the dust mop look like a bunny, I needed to form a head.
I did this by tying a piece of string around the dust mop and knotting it on the backside.

Of course my bunny would need floppy ears. So for the ears I used the legs from the floppy legged Dollar Tree bunny.
To help the ears hold their shape, place a piece of craft wire in each bunny leg and cut it to length.

Next, glue the opening closed for each ear and attach them to the head portion with hot glue.

Last, but not least, my bunny would need a fluffy tail.
For this I used a fluffy fur pom pom and attached it with hot glue.

Once it was all put together, it looks like this.

Pizza Pan Chalk Board
Next, it’s time to make the chalkboard portion of my wreath for spring.
For this I simply used a pizza pan from Dollar Tree and painted it with chalkboard paint that I already had on hand.
Spray on two light coats of paint and let cure.

This is my cheater method to get a cute font on my chalkboard signs.
First, print your message on paper.
Then, rub the backside of the paper with chalk.
Place the printed message on chalkboard and trace over letters with a stylus or pencil.

Finally, go over letters with a chalk marker.
TIP: If you have any areas that get a little wide, take a damp cotton swab and rub along the area you would like to remove. This is an easy way to clean up the edges.
Attach Cord for Hanging & Embellish

I used my crop-a-dile to punch a hole through the edge of the pizza pan for adding my hanger cord.
If you don’t have access to a crop-a-dile, you can also drill a hole or punch a hole through with a large nail.

Now for the fun part, embellishing!
I added a few decor carrots from Dollar tree and placed a knotted polka dot ribbon by the “neck” of the bunny.
The carrots from Dollar Tree are so cute, I also love the way Steph used them on her Spring Bunting and also in her apothecary jar.
As I looked at my wreath for spring, I felt like it still needed a little bit more.
I scoured my crafted supplies and found leftover half wooden balls.
Don’t you think that add the finishing touch to my wreath for spring?!
Simply adhere the wood balls with hot glue to the edge of the pizza pan.
To me, the wood balls add a bit of Boho farmhouse vibe to my bunny wreath.
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Bunny Wreath for Spring

Creating wreaths for spring and Easter doesn’t have to be expensive.
With a pizza pan, dust mop and Easter bunny from the dollar store, you can craft an eye catching wreath in no time.

Have fun making this wreath together this season!
So what do you think of our Bunny wreath?
Is this a craft project you’d like to try?
How would you embellish yours?!
If you have another idea, we’d love to hear from you.
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