Welcome to the Herd: A Udderly Cute Cow Wreath 🐮
If you’re searching for a cow wreath tutorial that’s fun, simple, and full of farmhouse charm, this one’s for you!
Here’s a quick look at how the finished wreath looks hanging on the door—scroll down for the full step-by-step tutorial!
Carrie and Taalor from Trendy Tree put together this adorable “Welcome to Our Herd” wreath using a basic ruffle technique, two rolls of mesh, three coordinating ribbons, and one eye-catching sign. The black and white cow print, mixed with soft neutrals, makes it the perfect everyday wreath—especially if you love a little whimsy on your front door. Scroll down to watch the video and make one of your own!
Cow Decor Is Having a Moment 🐮
Cow-themed decor has really moo-ved its way into the spotlight lately, and it’s easy to see why! From playful prints to quirky quotes, anything cow-related adds a touch of farmhouse charm with a big dose of whimsy. One item that’s especially popular right now is the “highland cow” sign—those shaggy-haired cuties are showing up on everything from pillows to porch decor. There’s just something lighthearted and lovable about cow motifs—they make people smile and give any space a fun, down-to-earth feel. Whether you’re a farm girl at heart or just love a good trend, cow decor is having its moment!
Easy Cow Wreath Tutorial with Mesh, Ribbon, and Charm
Want to make your own? It’s a simple design that’s perfect for beginners. Or, if you’d rather skip the DIY part, get in touch with Trendy Tree—you might just be able to purchase the exact wreath that Carrie and Taalor made in the video
Visit Trendy Tree for wreath-making supplies and let your creativity shine. Pick your favorite colors, ribbons, signs, and accents to make the wreath your own. The supplies may be different, but you can follow the same step-by-step process to create a beautiful wreath in a style that fits your home.
A Cow Worth Photographing
My love for anything cow goes back farther than I can remember. It reminds me of the 1950s when my parents used a Kodak Brownie camera to capture special occasions. Film was precious, so photos were usually saved for Easter Sunday, birthdays, or family trips to Sardis Lake. Somehow, though, one of our dairy cows made it into the family album! I’ve always wondered what made that particular cow so photo-worthy. And judging by the picture, apparently her best side was…the back side!
