29 Easy 4th of July Wreaths for the Best Patriotic Door

Who decorates for Independence Day?  I usually pull out my flags and red, white, and blue home decor to display from Memorial Day through July and it’s about time to get it out again.  One thing I don’t have is a wreath.  So today I did a little research to find quick and easy 4th of July wreaths to make.  Hope these will inspired you to get a little patriotic decor going on your front door!

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Easy 4th of July Wreaths

Easy Patriotic Bandana Wreath – Have you seen this fun wreath all over Pinterest and Facebook? There’s a reason… it’s soooooooo easy to make! You can order bandanas by the dozen on Amazon and put this together in less than an hour — depending on how fast you can tie knots!

Here’s another version of this easy bandana wreath:

American Flag Clothespin Wreath – The longest part of this DIY wreath would be painting the clothespins. Save time and just buy red, white, and blue clothespins already painted on Amazon! Personally, I think this one needs something hanging down in the center, too. Maybe an interchangeable chalkboard sign that can read, “Happy Memorial Day” or “Happy 4th of July”? What do you think?

4th of July Burlap Wreath – These burlap wreaths are so easy it’s unbelievable! Once you make the basic wreath you can switch out the decorations and flowers for every holiday.

$5.00 4th of July Wreath – Can you believe this is made with a pool noodle!?! It’s a little more sparkly that I would put on my front door but you can take the same idea and decorate it to fit your own decor.

Paper Rosette Wreath – Wow… I just realized how many red, white, and blue paper rosettes there are on Amazon! We’re gonna have a well-decorated 4th of July party this year!

Book Page Wreath – I love that this patriotic wreath upcycles old book pages. I’ve got TONS of those around! And I always have a few red and blue scraps of ribbon or fabric, too. This wreath would cost practically NOTHING!

Repurposed Tie Wreath – What a great excuse to go to thrift stores! Or search through your significant other’s closet to find old red, white, and blue ties. This project gives us a fun reason to go on the hunt!

Quick and Easy Flag Wreath – This is a super quick and easy patriotic wreath. All you need is a flag and a grapevine wreath. Sometimes the simplest decor is the most meaningful.

Paper Cone 4th of July Wreath – If you’re like me, you have a whole stash of scrapbook and other colored paper in your craft room. Pull it out and make this cute wreath. I think it would be cute with patterned paper, too, if you don’t have solid red, white, and blue paper.

Vintage Window and Patriotic Wreath – And I JUST passed a whole stack of $10 vintage windows at an antique store in Waco. I gotta go back now and get one for this project.

Red, White, and Blue Burlap Wreath – Here’s another simple burlap wreath with a little more color mixed in with red and blue ribbons.

Let Freedom Ring Yarn Wreath – This patriotic wreath actually reminds me more of a Texas flag than a USA flag. Maybe I’ll put this one up for Texas Independence Day!

Fourth of July Burlap Wreath and Door Decorations – Don’t stop at just a 4th of July wreath. Cover your whole front door with patriotic decor! Love the US flags and stars on the burlap garland!

Short Break for Independence Day Traditions…

I have a few more links to patriotic wreaths to share with you below but I wanted to take a break and talk about our 4th of July traditions.

Independence Day has always been a huge holiday in my family. My dad grew up camping with his cousins over the weekend closest to July 4th and we kept that tradition going long after I was married. Slowly over the years the cousins moved from tents, to campers, to RVs, to just meeting for the day.

Now everyone just meets at my brother’s house for lunch. Most people stay inside. If it’s not too hot, we might convince a few people to go outside for a game of horseshoes. And if it’s not too dry, we’ll shoot off a few firecrackers.

I do kind of miss the old days. But I don’t know if I miss it enough to start camping again… at least until we get a pop up camper with AC!

Do you have 4th of July traditions? I’d love to hear about them. Leave me a comment and let me know what you do.

More 4th of July Decor Ideas

We never had 4th of July decorations when we went camping. Now that we stay home, red, white, and blue decorations fill my home from Memorial Day through July.

Here are a few of the DIY projects I’ve done for July 4:

• Denim Banner from Old Blue Jeans
• My Patriotic Christmas Tree
• Vintage Style Patriotic Decor from Old Books & Wooden Blocks

If you’re looking for a few more holiday decorations, check out these I found on Amazon:

More DIY Wreath Ideas

If you enjoyed this post, you might also like these:

• Easy Fabric 4th of July Wreath
• Celebrate the Flag Wreath
• Easy Patriotic Bandana Wreath
• Patriotic Wreath Under $5.00
• Dollar Store 4th of July Wreath
• Geomesh Rose Wreath
• Pinwheel Wreath
• Galvanized Tin Wreath
• Reversible Summer Wreath
• Patriotic Wreath without Using a Flag
• Old Glory Wreath
• Another Burlap Wreath
• Simple Hoop Wreath
• Red, White, and Blue Hydrangea Wreath
• Simple & Frugal Patriotic Wreath
• July 4th Wreath with Fabric Scraps

I would love to hear how you decorate your front door for July 4th.  Leave a comment and let me know.  I love to hear what my readers enjoy making.   Thanks for reading and sharing my article! First published June 14, 2017.

‘Til the next project,

 Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim

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