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March 18, 2013

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diy | hanging flower wreath

Hope you had a blessed, productive weekend! Our apartment looks like a tornado hit it, but believe it or not, I’m making serious organization progress. And, Lisa and I had a blast (freezing our fingers off) shooting two style posts! I’m so thankful to be officially welcoming Spring this week. I am ready for the warm weather (and Spring means we’re closer to my due date!).

Nothing spruces up the house for a
party, a gathering of friends, or merely celebrating Spring quite like a
flower wreath. Last year I made a tulip wreath, and this season, it’s a hanging flower wreath.

 

You probably have most of the supplies on hand; I did! All you need is a wreath form (or make your own), string, flowers (I used baby’s breath, but would love to see something BIG and colorful), ribbon, and scissors. 
Then follow these simple steps:
1 // Attach 4 pieces of ribbon to the wreath (this is how you will hang the wreath). Length will depend on how high/low you want the wreath to hang. You want them to be an equal distance from each other, as if you were cutting the wreath in quarters. Once attached to the wreath, gather all four strands, and tie in a double knot at the top.
2 // Using a 3M Command Hook, hang wreath from ceiling. I usually use a stronger adhesive strip with these hooks, since they’re limited to 1/2 pound weight capacity. 
3 // Attach strings of various lengths to the inside of the wreath (these will be for the flowers to hang from). You can use as many or as few pieces of string as you’d like.
4 // Tie flowers to hanging end of string. 
5 // Fill in with string + flowers wherever there are any gaps.

  1. Hannah says:

    This is gorgeous! I am definitely adding this to my list of crafts to make.

  2. Courtneyvk says:

    This is so delicate and beautiful! Love it!!

    -Courtney

  3. beautiful! 🙂 I love that this can be kept up all year and the flowers can be changed out to match the season!

  4. oh I love it! that's a great idea!

  5. Kelly says:

    I really like this, and am thinking it could be the perfect rustic, natural counterpoint to our clean-lined (meaning basic IKEA) furnishings. I like the baby's breath – so delicate.

  6. Jen says:

    Ahhhh this is so pretty! My girls would love them in their rooms!

  7. BON+JOUR says:

    I already loved the idea on instagram- you could also make one in a more tiny version above your baby's bed soon 🙂

  8. Glad to see I'm not the only one in love with wreaths! This is so pretty…and would make a lovely wedding or bridal shower accent piece. 🙂

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