St Patrick’s Day Decorations with a Wreath

Last Updated on 2020-10-23 by Linda

St Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and I realized it was time to swap out the  Christmassy Wreath for a fun St Patrick’s Day Wreath.  I have a large wreath on my fireplace that I like to adapt to each season.  I have gotten so quick at changing out the decomesh and trim that I no longer even have to remove the wreath from it’s spot.  Lazy or ingenius? you pick

St Patrick’s Day Wreath

First steps are always De-seasonailing the wreath,  OK not a real word but you know what I mean right?  I remove all of the seasonal trim. Lately I have left the burlap as a base, it adds an added dimension.  Decomesh has been my trim of choice over the past few years. It adds a fullness to the wreath. Plus such an affordable trim to help you change out every season.

Constructing the Wreath

After removing the seasonal trim, I started with adding a decomesh in a seasonal colour.  Today’s colour of choice of course was green. St Patrick’s Day Green. Looping the decomesh is very simple.  It’s a personal preference always of where you want to loop the mesh and how you want it to look.

Next I add some colourful carnations and fun trim.

There you have it, sparkly shamrocks, a few leprechauns and carnations and my wreath is complete.  Do you normally decorate for every Holiday or only the big ones?  I find that having the wreath sets the stage in the family room.  It’s the focal point of the room and sets a seasonal stage.

Previous St Patricks Day Wreaths can be found at Evolution of the Wreath and 2018 St Patrick’s Day Wreath or 2016 Wreath.