Time to dress up that front door!
Spring Wreath Tutorial
Price to make: $22.50
(Compared to $74.00 at certain stores)
Supplies Needed:
Glue Gun (Supplies at home)
Glue Sticks (Supplies at home)
Scissors (Supplies at home)
Plastic Gloves (Supplies at home)
Nest with 3 Robin Bird Eggs {Faux of course :)} ~ $3.99 (Save-on- Crafts)
Brown Thread (Supplies at home)
Reindeer Moss ~ $2.50 (Hobby Lobby)
Twig/Branch Wreath ~ $4.99 (Hobby Lobby)
Large Green Leaves ~ $11.00 (Hobby Lobby)
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1.
Let's first start with the leaves. Get a bunch of vines with the large leaves. Pull long vines off and wrap in between the branches on wreath. You may need to use glue in certain places to keep vines/leaves in place. I also took single leaves and glued them in empty spaces for a more full look.
2.
Moss time. Make sure your gloves are on. Take small pieces out of the bag at a time (this stuff is kinda messy). Nestle in between leaves and branches. Glue small portions at a time onto wreath.
3.
Continue placing vines, leaves and moss on certain places of wreath. Do not overdue. Make sure it is full but not too busy.
4.
Spruce up the birds nest. Remember little birdies put this together ;) The nest I bought from Save-on-Crafts was just a basic twig nest with three robin eggs.
Take the eggs out of nest and glue small pieces of moss and leaves around sides.
5.
Glue eggs onto nest.
6.
Securing your nest onto wreath. Along with glueing your nest to wreath, you will also need to secure with thread, twist ties, etc. I used brown thread to blend with wreath. Use thread to go through nest and tie around branches of wreath.
7.
Once nest is on wreath, place more moss and leaves around nest. Secure with hot glue.
8.
Hang up your Spring wreath and enjoy!
Moss time. Make sure your gloves are on. Take small pieces out of the bag at a time (this stuff is kinda messy). Nestle in between leaves and branches. Glue small portions at a time onto wreath.
3.
Continue placing vines, leaves and moss on certain places of wreath. Do not overdue. Make sure it is full but not too busy.
4.
Spruce up the birds nest. Remember little birdies put this together ;) The nest I bought from Save-on-Crafts was just a basic twig nest with three robin eggs.
Take the eggs out of nest and glue small pieces of moss and leaves around sides.
5.
Glue eggs onto nest.
6.
Securing your nest onto wreath. Along with glueing your nest to wreath, you will also need to secure with thread, twist ties, etc. I used brown thread to blend with wreath. Use thread to go through nest and tie around branches of wreath.
7.
Once nest is on wreath, place more moss and leaves around nest. Secure with hot glue.
8.
Hang up your Spring wreath and enjoy!
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SO PRETTY! I LOVE it!! You need to link this up to all the fun parties!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI just found this on Sugar Bee and am totally in love! I'm your newest follower and excited to see what other amazing projects your come up with. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for coming to my party with your Spring wreath...love the birdie nest with eggs...too cute!!! Please don't forget to post my party button or my blog name with a link on your post...thanks:)
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Linda
So sweet and just perfect for the Spring! Come link it up at our Tuesday Party!
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Stephanie, I LOVE how your wreath turned out! Your home is absolutely gorgeous. So glad I came across your blog. I'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteI love how this turned out! I love the little nest with moss all around.
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!
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So cute. Came out very nice! I am really liking the moss spring decor everything this year.
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's easy and sooooo pretty! Yes, I adore the Nester. =) Her style is really inspiring.
ReplyDeleteMy mom had to sew the dark brown stripes on one by one. She's the best! They're spaced about 6 inches apart. The fabric is broadcloth from HL. (40% off!!!!)
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Beautiful spring wreath. ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and creative, love it! I'm also a new follower! Happy Spring! XO ~Liz
ReplyDeleteI Love it- what a great tutorial.I am pretty crazy about wreaths which you will see when you check my blog, so your blog is just great for me- I am your latest follower.
ReplyDeleteCute--that little nest is the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteI LOOOOOOOOOVE it!!! I just got a wreath at the thrift store like this, Can't wait to do somethin' with it! :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, thanks for the tutorial!
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I'm your newest follower, I would love for you to stop by sometime!
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This is absolutely adorable~ that little nest really makes the wreath!! Would love if you would come share at Feathered Nest Friday sometime~ this is so sweet! :) Now following!
ReplyDeleteLove your wreath and this looks like something I can do! I'll be looking for a grapevine wreath very soon!
ReplyDeletethe moss just makes it for me, i love it!
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xoxokara
I like the wreath ALMOST as much as the cool door. Thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful!! Saw you on the Tatertots&Jello Wrap-UP : )
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Just stopping back by to say thanks for sharing at FNF! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring wreath!
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Marian
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ReplyDeletewhat a lovely wreath. adding layers of nature to anything, makes it even more magical.
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kellie
I saw you on TT&J and just wanted to stop by and say hello and tell you your wreath is really very cute!
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why did i not see this post before? i love it! saving for the spring!!
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