If your pothos plant is going crazy and you're running out of room, you can get creative with this stunning front door wreath DIY that uses spare clippings.

These woven wreaths, which come in materials like reed, jute, sisal and other textiles, can look stunning decorated with florals and natural accents. A YouTube DIYer however, has an ingenious hack for ...

Wreaths, commonly used for decoration, adornment, and memorials, have held symbolic meaning in Western culture and history for over 2,000 years. Wreaths made from leaves and flowers, shaped into a ...

Repeat this process and glue the two cardboard frisbees together. - Once they've dried, glue one end of your twine to the cardboard base and wrap the twine around until the cardboard is completely ...

Too many farmers know the heartache of seeing cattle in the paddock killed or harmed by plastic bale netting, but one farmer across the Tasman has launched a new wrap that could help reduce both ...

These vintage-inspired Easter decorating ideas, showcase artful crafts and seasonal style tips for a celebration with a retro ...

Leave the "wreath" in place and let it dry before you remove it from the bowl or lid. Next, you will create a ribbon to hang the rustic ornament with from the tree. I twisted together two colors of ...