I’m here to inform you that this spring wreath is incredibly simple to create and so adorable that you’ll want to craft multiple to decorate your home this spring. #springwreathcraze #youhavebeenadvised
Seriously, I adore them so much that I will be on the lookout for additional embroidery hoops to create more before the season arrives.
When we incorporated theRepurposed Chairsinto our entryway last autumn, I fashioned wreaths costing under $2 to adorn the chairs. These wreaths were ideal for fall and winter, but I truly wanted to refresh the look after we displayed the framed botanical prints and brightened the walls in our living area a few weeks back.
While browsing my favorite thrift shops, I stumbled upon a bag of embroidery hoops. Ever since I crafted the embroidery hoop Christmas decorations last year, embroidery hoops have become one of my new favorite supplies. There are countless options you can explore with them and every project I have completed using them, I’ve enjoyed.
This spring wreath concept emerged when I was reorganizing items for our family room redesign. I had stacks of old books and one was in particularly poor condition. Rather than discarding it, the thought of utilizing the pages for a spring wreath struck me.
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Materials Required To Craft This Spring Wreath:
Embroidery Hoop
Dark Stain
Spring Foliage
Hot Glue
Pages from Books
Black & White Ribbon
Floral Wire
Raffia
Steps To Create The Spring Wreath:
I stained the embroidery hoop a deep shade, and while it dried, I taped two book pages together so that they were large enough to cover the back of the embroidery hoop. If you possess a larger book, one page would suffice. I traced the stained embroidery hoop onto the taped book pages and cut it out.
Next, I used hot glue to attach the cut-out book page to the rear of the embroidery hoop.
Following that, I employed floral twine to secure spring foliage to the upper part of the embroidery hoop.
Then, I crafted a ribbon bow and hot glued it at the top of the spring foliage.
I utilized raffia to suspend the spring wreath from the repurposed chairs. Look, it’s easy to do and cute to boot!!!
I believe it would be delightful to have these in a variety of sizes and create a feature wall with them.
Where would you display these?
I created a brief video to demonstrate how straightforward this spring wreath is to create:
If you’d rather not make your own, I have discovered some lovely spring wreaths online:
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