I've used fresh and faux evergreen round wreaths since I got married. They are classic and beautiful! Have you ever thought of taking a walk on the wild side (about as wild as I get……lol) and changing things up a bit?
Today I hope to inspire you with my Simple Teardrop Christmas Wreath!
This is I believe the 3rd year that I've used it. It's still evergreen, just a fun and different shape.
Today you are in for a treat!
You are in store for a fabulous blog hop hosted by Follow the Yellow Brick Home featuring ideas for Christmas Door Decor! Amber is such a sweet and oh, so talented. Her home is full of vintage treasures and antiques decorated in such a warm, cozy way.
If you are popping in from over at Decor to Adore then welcome! Laura is another blogging friend that has a knack with vintage finds. Here historical fashion posts are such a treat!
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I purchased my teardrop swag at AC Moore several years ago. You can find many already decorated and with battery operated lights. This one is nice and full and really fills out the door space well. I really enjoy the relaxed style of it.
This is perhaps the easiest wreath that I've ever put together! Below is an easy printable instruction sheet with links to purchase the items.
Tips for creating a teardrop swag wreath with minimal materials needed! As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Simple Teardrop Christmas Wreath
Materials
Tools
Instructions
Recommended Products
Attach the bells to the top of the wreath. Cover that with the placement of your bow. These are my exact bells. In the instruction card above, I've linked more supply options.
I just swiped a couple of ornaments from the tree! Attach them to the rope with floral wire or ornament hangers. You can hide it when you place everything.
Position your oversized ornament or plaque on the wreath. You can attach with wire or with a piece of the wreath itself.
It's really simple, but looks grand. The key is using just a couple of large elements like the roped bells and sign.
You can tour our entire front porch this year from yesterday's tour HERE!
Up next on the tour is my friend Cindy from County Road 407! I have high hopes of us meeting one day. She actually lives in the same small town in Texas as my dad does. She may never get me to leave! Her home is gorgeous!!
Be sure to check out all of the Christmas Door Decorations!
Kristin says
This is so beautiful Christy! It is such a great idea and I love how you decorated it! It’s holiday perfect!
Christy says
Thanks so very much, Cindy! I always love hearing from you. Merry Christmas!
Shannon says
Christy, your porch is gorgeous and such a wonderful welcome for your guests! The teardrop wreath is so pretty! Merry Christmas!!!
Linda says
Your porch is so lovely, Christy! The swag is beautiful…I am really into bells this year!
Cecilia says
Your pretty swag is so festive! Have a beautiful Christmas season! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Amber Ferguson says
Your tear drop swag is so festive and adorable. Your whole porch looks so pretty! I am crushing on all the checks and plaids!
Thank you so much for joining the hop! Merry Christmas!
Jann Olson says
Your front porch looks great! I love the swag!! It reminds me of an upside down tree. The embellishments you added are perfect!
hugs,
Jann
larissa says
Christy I love your teardrop wreath! You have decorated your porch so beautifully! Everything looks so festive and inviting!
Botanic Bleu says
Christy,
Beautiful wreath with a twist to make it more beautiful…. I love your front door design with the arched panel. Your instructions and supply list make creating a similar wreath for my home sound do-able. Thanks.
Joyeux Noël,
Judith
Debra Oliver says
I love this Christy, such a great idea to design this once it’s hanging. Your front porch is wonderful, love those topiaries!
Cindy says
I want a teardrop wreath just like this for our front door at the Highland Village house! It would look fantastic! Love the sign and bells. You did such a wonderful job. Grinned and Pinned. And next time you visit your dad, you should let me know. I’d love to meet you in person too! I don’t think people from Texas have an accent so I want to hear your southern accent. 😉
Calypso in the Country says
Your teardrop is so pretty and you made it look so easy! I love the way you coordinated all the ribbon too. Your entrance looks so welcoming! Enjoy your week and great hopping with you!
Shelley
Michelle | Thistle Key Lane says
You are so right about how adding larger elements really makes this wreath pop! I love how everything on the porch comes together with the gingham and plaid ribbon. Two of my favorites! So festive and pretty Christy!
Laura Ingalls Gunn says
I adore your teardrop wreath. I have an oval glass insert on my front door so this shape is perfect! May your days be merry and bright!
Cindy McTigue says
Christy,
Love this with the beautiful tag and bells. Your front porch looks wonderful too. I didn’t get a chance to comment on your previous post. The outside of your home looks grand. Beautiful job.
Cindy
CoCo says
Christy this teardrop wreath is so festive! I love it! The bells are so pretty and I love the pop of red too. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of AC Moore before but I’m going to look them up and see if we have one in our area. Everything you’ve used here is really pretty. Love your style lady and your gorgeous porch too! Hugs, CoCo
Marty says
Oh i love it, so pretty.
Paula says
Love this wreath, Christy! It doesn’t look simple to make at all but I realize after reading your steps that it is. I need to head to AC Moore to see if they still have these. I heard that the one in my town in closing.