Spring is all about renewal, color, and creativity — and there’s no better way to bring that energy into your home than with a cheerful DIY garland. Whether you’re decorating a mantel, doorway, or party setup, these 10 DIY spring garland ideas will brighten your space with handmade beauty.
1. Paper Flower Garland
Cut and assemble flowers from pastel-colored cardstock or tissue paper. Layer petals, add a center, and string them together for a soft, floral touch.
Tip: Use different flower shapes like daisies, peonies, or cherry blossoms.
2. Felt Leaf and Bloom Garland
Create a cozy spring garland using felt in greens, pinks, yellows, and whites. Cut out leaves and flower shapes and hot glue them onto twine or ribbon.
Perfect For: Mantels, kids’ rooms, or playrooms.
3. Dried Orange & Herb Garland
Slice and dry oranges, then string them along with fresh rosemary, bay leaves, or lavender for a natural, fragrant spring vibe.
Best For: Kitchen decor or garden party settings.
4. Bunny & Carrot Garland
Use fabric, felt, or paper cutouts to make spring-themed shapes like bunnies and carrots. Add cotton tails and string them up for Easter charm.
Fun Idea: Get kids involved in the crafting!
5. Mini Terracotta Pot Garland
Attach small terracotta pots upside down to a rope and fill them with faux flowers, moss, or painted eggs. A whimsical, rustic twist!
Pro Tip: Add labels or name tags for a party banner.
6. Eggshell or Pastel Egg Garland
Use faux or blown-out eggs (painted in soft pastel colors) and string them with jute, twine, or ribbon. Lightweight and beautiful for spring displays.
Perfect For: Easter brunch tables or windowsills.
7. Spring Banner with Watercolor Letters
Cut bunting-style flags out of watercolor paper, paint letters to spell “Spring,” “Welcome,” or “Hello Sunshine,” and string them together.
Style Match: Cottagecore or handmade paper decor.
8. Pom-Pom and Tassel Garland
Make pom-poms and tassels in pastel yarn colors like mint, peach, lilac, and cream. Alternate them along a string for a soft and cozy garland.
Vibe: Lighthearted and playful — great for bedrooms or nurseries.
9. Floral Garland with Faux Flowers
Buy silk or faux spring flowers like tulips, daisies, and peonies. Hot glue them onto twine or wire, mixing greenery for a full and lush garland.
Bonus: No maintenance and lasts all season!
10. Upcycled Fabric Strip Garland
Cut strips of old fabric in floral or pastel prints and tie them onto a long string or rope. The raw edges give a shabby-chic, rustic look.
Best For: Farmhouse-style entryways or garden parties.
