These pool noodle wreaths are so easy to make and look lovely in your home. Grab a pool noodle from the dollar store and get creative!
The first time I discovered that a pool noodle could be turned into a wreath form? Mind blown. If you’re here reading this blog post, you’re probably thinking the same thing. And maybe even wondering how to do it.
Well my friends, it’s simple. All you do is a grab a foam noodle from Dollar Tree (or your local dollar store), some tape, and then do a little bit of this action:
You simply tape it into a ring, and now you have a basic round wreath form that you can decorate to your heart’s content! It’s that easy. Some people use glue guns to secure the ring as well, but I’m a duct tape girl.
Whatever method you choose for securing, you’ll have an inexpensive wreath form ready for your crafting adventures in a few minutes flat.
There are two features of making a form like this that I really love: 1) it’s very lightweight and 2) the form itself is waterproof. Which is nice if you want to put a noodle wreath on your front porch or door.
So once you have the form, what do you do with it? That’s really why you’re here! And I’ve got over 35 ideas for you. There are a variety of styles and techniques, from DIY wreaths made in under 30 minutes to some Christmas and holiday options.
If you’re in need of some inspiration, I think you’re going to love these projects below. Please take a peek. These DIYs are relatively easy, but if you have questions, please leave them as comments. Enjoy!
PS – we have posts on wreaths for Christmas, fall, Halloween, and Thanksgiving, if you want to get more specific. But check these out first.
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Four Step Wreath That Wows
If you're looking to get started with pool noodles and need a basic idea with ribbon, this is perfect for beginners!
This beautiful spring wreath is the perfect way to spruce up your front door for the season. It’s simple and classy while still being cheerful and fun. Takes less than an hour to put together!
If you need a little bit of spring bling in your home, grab some faux florals and greenery along with your wreath form. This adds a bright touch to any corner of your decor.
We've done a wine cork wreath before, but not on a pool noodle base! This is a different way to make a cork wreath, but I think the results turned out stunning.
Donna brought together a variety of materials for her wreath: gingham fabric, paint chips, ribbon, yarn . . . it's a great reminder to check through your stash and see what you have to make decor on a budget.
Not only can you get pool noodles at the dollar store, but you can get seed packets too! Wrap a little ribbon, add some flowers, and you have a perfect seasonal wreath for your front door.
Vintage kitchen tools are pretty cool, and perfect for decorating. Wrap some fabric around a pool noodle, then add the tools and other accoutrements to make stunning wreath for your kitchen.
I'm all about color, and that's what this wreath features! I love the black and white stripes combined with the rainbow pom poms. This would look cute in a kids' room or craft room.
Hydrangeas are beautiful, and we love mason jars around here too. You'll get both in this cute pool noodle wreath project, along with some burlap and lace perfect for spring.
You might be a fan of pink and red, but sometimes they can be overwhelming with your Valentine's Day decor. This is a great way to incorporate the colors of the holiday while making a pretty wreath that is a little more subtle.
This wreath is way easier than it looks! You're going to put down a base of gray yarn, then use shamrock cutouts to decorate. If you're looking for something simple to decorate for St. Pat's, this is the perfect idea.
Welcome in the next season or holiday with an adorable wreath covered in your favorite holiday inspired ribbon! It is easy to make and so fun to look at.
Debbie collected spring supplies from dollar bins and on sale to make her unique pool noodle wreath. This wreath is a perfect excuse to raid your stash and use up ribbon, florals, and other supplies you've been holding on to.
Jessica used existing curtains, coffee filter flowers, and some other supplies to make her wreath. This easy project is a perfect example of using what you have on hand to make something fabulous!
Come on over and learn how to make a summer wreath using simple supplies, including denim! You could adapt this to any holiday (I can see it working really well for fall or back to school!).
Make a patriotic wreath in less than 30 minutes with supplies from the dollar store! Just use a pool noodle, Duck Tape, and patriotic decorations for a one of a kind wreath.
If you want to make something pretty and perfect for summer – put a starfish on it! That's exactly what Dee added to a wreath form, along with some ribbon as well. I love how it turned out!
Learn how to make this cozy fall wreath using a pool noodle and an old sweater! Once you learn how to do it, you'll be at the thrift store thinking about what other clothing you can turn into home decor.
Make this gorgeous wreath by using colorful yarn and fake flowers. I love how easy it is to embrace the shades of autumn in such a simple and pretty project.
What's better than one wreath? A double wreath! This fall project is made from pool noodles – wrapped with yarn and burlap. It's very simple and budget friendly, and looks great on a front door.
It would be hard to shape a pool noodle into a square on its own – but you can do it with the help of a wire form! The noodle gives the metal wreath form some depth and allows for a perfect wrapping surface that you can also pin into and glue onto easily.
I love the bold colors and cute sugar skulls used to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos! This wreath embraces my favorite parts of the holiday into one fun wreath project.
I'm excited to share Jennifer's candy corn wreath project because it ticks all my craft criteria boxes. It's easy, fast, cheap, and it's Halloween themed. Learn how she cut the pool noodle into three sections to make this.
Make this cute Halloween tulle wreath with these easy instructions and video tutorial. Using a pool noodle as a form works very well for wrapping tulle.
Learn how to make the biggest wreath ever for Christmas! This huge statement piece will look amazing in your home – and the post shows you how to pull it apart for storage.
If you like a bit of a rustic touch for your decor, this wreath is going to be right up your alley! I particularly love the pine and the buffalo plaid ribbon that was used.
Christmas garland is awesome for making wreaths. I used it along with a wire wreath form to make five minute Christmas wreaths. I love this version with dollar store supplies, and an ornament to boot.