May 5, 2015
May Flowers Wreath DIY
I was in desperate need for something for my front door after Easter. I wanted something that I could use for a while and not have to worry about it.
Finally I got this idea in my head about using an old watering can and flowers!
Off I went to the craft stores to see what I could find.
I hit the jackpot at Michael's. They had just what I wanted!
What I Used
1 foam wreath thing
1 silver watering can/pitcher
1 spool of green ribbon
1 spool of burlap
Leftover green felt ribbon
3 flowers
Hot glue gun
Step 1
Start wrapping the burlap around the foam wreath form. Make sure to overlap it so you can't see through the burlap.
Step 2
Hot glue the end in place.
Step 3
Loop the ribbon through the handle of the watering can/pitcher and hot glue in place.
Cut a piece of ribbon and make a loop. Hot glue it to the back of the wreath.
Step 4
You should probably do this step before the last step but I didn't know I was going to add the green felt ribbon until I was done. ;) It just didn't look finished so I sent a pic to Eileen from Eileen's Perpetually Busy and asked her what she thought.
She suggested adding the green ribbon. She was so right! It makes a big difference.
Anyway, just wrap the green ribbon around, making sure to hot glue in place.
Step 5
Add the flowers and you are DONE!!!!!
A simple but elegant addition to your front door! :D One that you can use all spring AND summer if you want!
HAVE FUN CRAFTING!!!!!
Labels:
burlap,
crafts,
DIY,
flowers,
home decor,
May,
tutorial,
watering can,
wreath
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What a great idea using the watering can and flowers, I love how this came out.
ReplyDeleteAnd don't get me started on Michael's, I could get lost in there for hours.
Thank you so much!!!!
DeleteYeah, me, too... LOL
I love love love this!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! :D
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