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Spring Wreath Time!

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IT’S OFFICIALLY SPRING!

Oh, my favorite time of the year when the flowers begin to bloom, kids running through the streets again on their bikes, fire pits with the neighbors, LOVE IT!

So let’s celebrate this season with new Spring Wreath!


I gathered some supplies from Michaels:

  • grape vine wreath form
  • multi colored flowers
  •  jeweled spray
  • little clip-on birdie
  • big pink bow
  • hot glue gun
  • wire

I cut off all the tips of the flowers using a wire cutter. I then used my handy dandy hot glue gun to adhere the flowers to the wreath form. Once I had all the flowers in place around 80% of the wreath, I secured all the flowers with a bit of wire (just to make sure the wind wouldn’t kill this thing!).

For the remaining blank parts of the wreath, I filled in with the jeweled spray and a large pink bow.

I also found a little pink birdie that was the perfect finishing touch for my Spring wreath.

And that’s it! It was only about a 20 minute project once I had all of my supplies in place. And I purchased everything from Michael’s at 40-50% off! Gotta LOVE that!

 

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Comments

  1. Danni Baird says

    Wow! That is just stunning! I love it. I also love a good sale at Michaels!

  2. ange says

    So pretty! I wish I could find some motivation to decorate for spring but alas, I don’t have any! Maybe you could just make me a wreath and mail it to me? 😉 Great job, it looks very springy!

  3. Liz Chaisson Thompson says

    What a pretty wreath. The colors are perfect for spring. Seeing this every day would certainly make me smile!

  4. Desiree says

    Oh how darling… I love the colors! So fresh and pretty! Pinning!
    Have a lovely week…♥

  6. Jill Wilhelm says

    Your wreath is SO pretty! I love the pink bird! Perfect for Spring, your so talented Erin!

  10. MariaElena says

    What a beautiful wreath! Gorgeous!

  11. Four Sisters says

    This is so feminine and pretty – Love it!

    We have our first ever Beautify It Monday link party going on now and we’d love for you to stop by and link up @ bringingbeauty.blogspot.com

  12. Lisa says

    This is a beatuiful Wreath. Thanks for sharing!

  14. Laura Ingalls Gunn says

    Oh my, take a bow!

    You’ve put a “spring” in my step with your creative loveliness.

    Have a blessed day!

  16. Mindy says

    Cute! I’m loving the bird that you added:)

  19. Colleen says

    I adore what you did with your wreath! The little bird is just darling, what great finds!

  22. Mimi says

    You could also use fresh flowers for this for a special event! Thanks for the tutorial!

  23. Tirabaralla says

    So nice 🙂
    Compliments!

    Can I ask you how you put it up on glass?

  24. Desiree says

    Oh I love your wreath so much… featuring you tomorrow on my blog!

  25. kayla says

    I’m a new follower & I just adore this wreath! It’s so pretty. You did a wonderful job, thanks for sharing 🙂
    -Kayla 🙂

  26. Kelsey says

    About how much did it cost you to make this wreath?? It’s adorable!(:

    • howtonestforless says

      I don’t quite remember the exact cost, but I know it was less than $20 (probably more like $15 since I got everything 50% off).

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