Hello friends! I wanted to share a quick wreath DIY. It’s super easy and very organic. I love all the texture and the color palette. This reindeer moss wreath is fabulous for so many different seasons throughout the year.

inspiration for the reindeer moss wreath
This was my inspiration picture:

Unfortunately, for the life of me I cannot remember where I got the inspiration picture from. I thought it might have been a wreath that Terrain carried, but I cannot find it on their website. Anyway, to create my wreath, I started with an old wreath I made a few years ago and deconstructed it.

Little sidebar: While shopping with friends a few years ago, my girlfriend bought a wreath. Like always, I looked at the wreath my girlfriend bought, and I thought to myself “I can make that myself”. You know how many times that happens, and I never create whatever it might be? Well, in this instance, I actually got it done. Here’s a side by side comparison:

Not bad, but my version of the above had gotten tired and worn {mostly in my mind}, so I wanted to liven it up, which brings me to today’s project. Don’t get me wrong, I loved it for a long time, through many seasons.
Here it is all decked out with some sunflowers.

Here it is ready for Halloween with a skull & a crow.

This past Spring I hung a school banner in honor of Master Masterpiece, since he was a graduating Senior in High School.

So, you see, it got plenty of glory, but alas the faux succulents were not doing it for me anymore. All good things must come to an end.
instructions to make a reindeer moss wreath
Who knows, in a few more years I might reinvent it again, but for now I am loving my new creation.

Anyway, for this version all you need is a grapevine form, reindeer moss, a wire wreath form and a hot glue gun. {Tip: I got my wire form at Hobby Lobby for $2.99 but I actually just saw them at the Dollar Tree}.

To assemble I simply hot glued the reindeer moss to the wire form. Use as much moss as you wish; more if you want it bushy or less of you want the moss to be a subtle accent. It is totally a preference thing and either way it will look amazing.

new life of the reindeer moss wreath
I chose to use the wire form and attach it to the grapevine wreath with floral wire, making it easy to deconstruct in the future and not ruin the grapevine wreath with hot glue.

Viola! A new reindeer moss wreath from an old burlap | succulent wreath. Remember the possibilities are always endless.
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Gorgeous! I love the simple elegance of this and it’s just stunning. Featuring when my link party opens up tonight! Thank you for sharing.
Your wreath is gorgeous MaryJo! I love the versatility of twig wreaths and adding the reindeer moss really makes it pop! Thanks so much for sharing it with us at Farmhouse Friday!
Thank you so much Carol! I love your parties and totally appreciate the feature. Have. great day friend!
XO- MJ
Thank so much for stopping by Michelle and leaving your sweet comment. I am glad you liked my moss wreath.
XO- MJ
I like it, looks nice! Thanks so much for linking up with me at A Themed Linkup 48 for Crafts and DIY. Pinned!
Hi MaryJo – I love your reindeer moss wreath. The bright green is just what I need at the moment. it’s perfect for spring and a reminder that all the green things will eventually return. Thank you for sharing your post in the Home Imagined Link party.
LOVE THIS!! So green and pretty!! The textures on this wreath are amazing. I’m going to be featuring this post at the next Home Imagined party on Feb 21! Happy weekend, friend!
I love your reindeer moss wreath for spring!
Have a great week,
Kippi