Hello friends! Summer is here, which means it’s time for a decor switch! If you’ve been around for a while, you know that I change out my decor about five to six times a year, and that can be expensive. Making your own decor that looks high-end can save you tons. Today I’m sharing an easy coastal farmhouse wreath made from a Dollar Tree wood bead wreath form. This quick and easy wreath can be made in 3 easy steps, so let’s get into it!

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Coastal Wood Bead Wreath Supplies:
- wood bead wreath form
- 1.5″ wired ribbon
- pipe cleaners or floral wire
- scissors
- lamb’s ear garland or stems

Attach lamb’s ear garland to the wood bead wreath.
Fold the end of the garland back so that the hanger portion is at the middle of the wreath. That will leave you with a doubled over section. You want the doubled over section to be about 5″ long.

Place the end of the double section about 5″ from the metal clasp holding the wood bead wreath form together and attach it with a piece of floral wire or pipe cleaner.

Next, attach the garland to the bottom center with a pipe cleaner. I cut them in thirds which was a great size for attaching the garland and the coastal items to the wood bead wreath.

Bring the garland 5″ past the right of the bottom center, then bend it back down and bring it to the center and use the pipe cleaner you attached the garland to the wreath with on the first pass. Now you can cut off the excess garland.

I didn’t necessarily like some of my leaves pointing in different ways, so I bent the stems so they would all face the same direction. In doing that, I didn’t cut the leaves on the garland and I can still use it later.
Add a coastal piece to the wreath.
Dollar Tree has all kinds of coastal decor this year, so finding something cute to add to your coastal farmhouse wood bead wreath for cheap should be pretty easy. I used one of their large sand dollars to cover the metal part of my wreath, but a starfish or sailboat would work as well.
Hot glue a piece of pipe cleaner, bent in half, to the back of the sand dollar, then use it to attach it to the coastal wood bead wreath.



Make & attach a bow.
Since this coastal wood bead wreath is not huge, I used a 1.5″ wired ribbon to make a bow for it. You can use a ribbon from Dollar Tree if you want to keep this a really cheap project, but I used one from Hobby Lobby. It was only $3 with a coupon, so this project was still well under $10 for me.
I made a simple 6 loop bow and attached it to the top coastal wood bead wreath. If you need a tutorial, you can see how I did it in the tutorial video. I ran out of space during the video, so it cuts off when I start to fluff the bow, but you can see me make the entire bow up until that point.

Coastal Wood Bead Wreath Video Tutorial
That’s it! I really love how this coastal farmhouse piece turned out!
What do you think? I tried it out on my front door…

…then on an end table. It went well with the rest of my summer decor, so for now it’s on the table. Remember, this is a blog hop, so keep reading and I will send you to the next stop on the tour!

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We thought the same idea for the craft today. Love our wreath Nikki. It turned out so pretty.
Great minds think alike Tammy! Thanks so much!
What a gorgeous wreath, Niki! Just perfect for year round use, too! There’s something about adding lamb’s ear leaves that give wreaths that special look! I love it!
Thank you Gail! It would be perfect for those with year-round beach themes or beach homes. Lamb’s ear is so affordable & goes well for all seasons I think.
What a cute wreath! It just screams Summer, I love it!
Thanks Tammy! Yes, it does, doesn’t it?!
Your bead wreath is so pretty and the sand dollar embellishment is the cherry on top! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Thanks Celia! I planned to add a starfish, but I couldn’t find my box of them. I’m glad because I really like the sand dollar and it covers the metal piece more I think.
This is adorable Niki! I love the coastal feel with the sand dollar, the starfish ribbon, and the neutral color palette, so pretty! Easy too, great idea to use pieces of pipe cleaners to attach everything~ Happy Crafting!
Thanks Jenna! It was so, so easy. Maybe 20 minutes of total crafting time. Can’t beat that!
I love how soft and pretty this little wreath turned out. Hope you enjoy it all summer.
Thank you! I fussed over placement way longer than it took to make!
Very pretty, Niki, and so easy to make! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Ann!
I just love wood bead wreaths and your coastal version is super cute. The little sea stars on the ribbon are adorable, too.
Thank you! I got that ribbon from Hobby Lobby for $3!
How pretty! I love coastal décor! Thanks so much for linking up at the #UnlimitedLinkParty 116. Pinned.
Thank you!
Your wreath turned out very pretty! I love the mixture of the lamb’s ear and the seaside theme. Pinned.
Thank you! I thought it turned out cute, especially for the price!
Niki, this is so pretty. I love coastal themes. I appreciate you sharing the DIY for this.
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Thank you Paula!
Niki, I love your coastal bead wreath. So beautiful, you do such lovely work.
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Thanks Paula!