Door Wreath – Late Spring on the Front Door in Any Month

A grapevine ring with silk buttercups in pink, purple and yellow tucked between sprays of eucalyptus. The ring itself is 16 inches across and spreads to somewhere between 19 and 22 inches once the blooms are fluffed out. A loop on the back drops straight onto a hook or a door hanger.

Why choose this door wreath?

Cut flowers on a door look like cut flowers on a door after about six days. Silk keeps its color through a season and the one after it. The hand-twisted base gives the ring a gathered, slightly uneven look rather than a molded circle.

• Color that holds: Silk buttercups stay bright enough to read from the street.
• Grapevine base: Twisted by hand, so no two rings sit quite the same way.
• Eucalyptus filler: Grey-green foliage closes the gaps between the blooms.
• Sixteen inch ring: Scaled for a front door and still fine on a hallway wall.
• Loop included: Nothing extra to buy before it goes up.

Spring on the door, whatever the calendar has to say.

Keep it indoors or under a porch roof, since steady rain eventually flattens silk petals. Dust it with a soft brush or a hairdryer on the cool, low setting. After storage, pull the blooms outward by hand and the ring fills back out in about a minute.

Specifications

• Grapevine base with silk blooms and synthetic eucalyptus
• 41 cm (16 in) base diameter
• 48 to 56 cm (19 to 22 in) across the spread
• 15 cm (6 in) depth
• Built-in hanging loop

Hang it up and count the days until someone asks about it.