Boxwood wreaths are a true home décor staple. Their classic green look fits in with virtually any style—from farmhouse to modern—and their versatility makes them ideal for year-round use. With just a few simple tweaks, you can adapt a boxwood wreath for:
Spring & Easter with pastel ribbons and florals
Summer with patriotic bows or ladybugs and watermelons
Fall with plaid, pumpkins, or sunflowers
Christmas with red velvet, berries, or mini ornaments
Everyday farmhouse charm with burlap or gingham
That’s the beauty of it—you don’t need a different wreath for every holiday or event. Just switch up the bow, bow placement, or add a small seasonal sign and you're good to go!
In this project, we’re using leftover ribbon scraps to create a neutral, everyday wreath bow using the EZ Bowmaker—a handy tool that helps form beautiful, even bows in minutes.
If you’re looking for a versatile, low-maintenance way to decorate all year, the boxwood wreath is your new best friend. By learning how to make a quick DIY bow from ribbon scraps, you can keep your décor fresh and festive without buying new wreaths for every occasion.
🛒 Need ribbon or an EZ Bowmaker? Check out the supplies available right here at Trendy Tree!
FG5467 21" Square Boxwood Wreath
62866 22" Mixed Ecualyptus Wreath
62811 22" Cherry Blossom Wreath
We’ve recently moved our Tutorial Index over to Jeannie’s Blog to make it easier for you to browse and find the project you're looking for. With over 15 years of DIY content under our belt, we’ve built up quite a collection! Some tutorials may feature products we no longer carry, but the step-by-step guidance is still incredibly helpful and fully available.
If you're searching for quick, easy-to-follow instructions, head over to the Trendy Tree Tutorials on Jeannie’s Blog and get inspired for your next creation!
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