Things are getting festive, so before you go all Griswold out the front of your house, we're bringing you some front door frippery from tastemakers we know - and some we don't (that's the beauty of Instagram). Without further ado, we present to you #wreathsofInstagram.



Stylist Sibella Court (follow her @sibellacourt) has just opened a new warehouse space for The Society Inc in St Peters, Sydney. Her opening weekend featured this 2 metre wide wreath by stylist Caitlin Melling against a background of Seafarer by Murobond.



Silvia Noble is the creative talent behind The Lost & Found Dept (follow her @thelostandfounddept). She created this wreath with succulents and a vintage sieve for the Christmas market at Murobond Paints.



This simple, delicate wreath is made from air-dried clay by @sweetpaulmagazine. If you're inspired, there's a tutorial on her blog.



Victorian stylist Tessa Kavanagh (follow her at @tessakavanagh) posted this gorgeous gate from a shoot she did for Country Style magazine - the shot is by Mark Roper.



Linda Gregoriou of Pure & General (follow her @pureandgeneral) showed off her hand-made origami wreath made from vintage paper.



We spotted this spool and twine wreath on the feed of @craftsgeek.



Loved this one by @cityhousecountrymouse - since she's in the US, you might need to pick something seasonal to create a similar look here.



And in case you think we only love the natural and rustic, check out this joyously tactile pompom wreath by @ginamicheleny.

Have you made a wreath this year? Share it with us on Facebook or Instagram and we'll repost the ones we love.

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