How to Make a Spring Floral Wreath
Spring wreaths are the perfect way to bring a little of the outdoors into your home, and by using an array of beautiful spring flowers, you can make a wreath that perfectly suits the season.
Get creative and make a wreath which compliments your decor, whether that's one full of foliage or lots of pretty flowers! Get inspired by the steps below and craft your own gorgeous spring wreath.
Project and instructions by Jessica Hillier
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How to make
* White Wash Curly Moss
* Hot Glue Gun
* Floristry Wire
* White Daisy Pick
* Fern Pick
* Asparagus Bush
* Succulent Picks
* Star Flower Picks
* Yellow Lace Flower Picks
* Wire Cutters
* Pansy Picks
* Rattan Egg Wreath Base
* Scissors
Turn the glue gun on, wait for it to be warm, in the meantime.
Empty the pack of curly moss to one side and gently pull it apart to make smaller sections.
Apply a small amount of glue at the base of the wreath and with a selection of moss place on top and push down. Hold until it is secure to the glue
Apply the moss to the bottom ¼ of the wreath. Creating a large section in the middle and lighter section on the sides coming up.
Gather your star flower bundle and cut away the foliage from the strokes.
Cluster 3 stems of foliage and fan them out. Place them just under the moss, so they travel up the wreath frame. Once in place apply a small amount of glue to the wreath frame and hold in place until secure.
Repeat this in more sections and to the other side, to create a mirrored look. Once finished move onto the floral stems.
With the cutaway stem, create a growing meadow feel. With different heights and directions. With the same method as before. Hold into place, apply a small amount of glue to the wreath and hold into place until dry and secure.
Repeat this in more sections and to the other side, to create a mirrored look.
Pull the succulent head from the stem to separate the two. With the head, turn over and glue gun.
Place the succulent onto the wreath on top of the curly moss. Hold into place until dry and secure. Create a cluster of 3 succulents.
Gather your Pansy picks and separate the pile in half, some to keep long and the others to cut down into little clusters.
With each stroke bundle that is long, apply a small amount of glue to the end of the stroke and then gently feed through under the top succulents and hold into place until dry and secure.
Repeat this on the other side to create a mirrored look.
With the cut-down bundles of daisy picks, individually glue gun each stem and select different areas to place the heads.
Carry on until the picks have been used.
Be more creative by adding in birds or Easter eggs to the floral wreath.
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