Sharing an easy and simple DIY spring wreath project!

So I’m strolling through the aisles of Hobby Lobby a few weeks ago and just so happen to be there the week that all the flowers were 50 percent off. That my friends, is not a deal to pass up.

As I’m sifting through the rows of flower stems, it dawns on me that we haven’t done a seasonal wreath for spring and thus this DIY spring wreath was born.

This technique can be done with pretty much any faux stem, but I’m pretty partial to the ones I picked out.

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DIY SPRING WREATH SUPPLIES

Faux flower stems (I used yellow dahlias)

Faux greenery stems (I think this is boxwood…if you know different, feel free to share!)

Green foam wreath

Hot glue gun

Pen or pencil

 

How to make a DIY spring wreath

Take the leaves and flowers off their stem.

Using a pen, poke an angled hole into the green foam. It should be fairly deep, but will depend on your faux flowers.

Squeeze some glue into the hole and quickly shove the plant stem inside before the glue cools.

Repeat this process until the entire wreath is covered.

I found it helps if you work in sections – poke a bunch of holes and fill each one rather than doing one at a time.

After the entire wreath was covered, I went back over and touched up the spaces that needed some more greenery. I didn’t cover the back, just the front and sides.

And in less than 45 minutes, you’ve got yourself a fun seasonal wreath!