Our Hopeful Home: Simple DIY Spring Hoop Wreath

Today I'm excited to share with you my simple DIY Spring hoop wreath. It's my most recent (ahem, only) Spring-themed DIY home decor project so far this year. It's basically a fresh take on the DIY Embroidery Hoop Christmas Wreath I created this past Christmas.

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Simple DIY Spring Hoop Wreath Tutorial

Materials

floral tape wire scissors crafting faux flowers floral ribbon

1. wooden embroidery hoop - size of your choice (mine is 12" in diameter)

2. floral tape

3. floral wire

4. ribbon

5. scissors

6. wire cutters (not shown)

7. two separate groupings of faux flowers

I had been having visions of what I wanted to do and then I saw the most gorgeous spring hoop wreath from On Sutton Place. Ann is so talented and I love her style. So this one ended up being my take on her beautiful wreath. I started out with two bunches of vibrant pink and purple faux flowers.

First things first, I cut the store tags off the flowers.

Here's the screw closure at the top of the hoop that you're going to want to camouflage with your ribbon.

First I laid out the two bunches along the top rim of the hoop, making sure the screw was in the middle of the two.

They were bendable so I gently bent them to curve around the rim of the hoop a bit.

Then I just used some floral wire to secure them, one bunch at a time, to the hoop. I secured each bunch in two places.

Then I covered the wire with floral tape to better blend in with the green stems.

hoop wreath spring floral ribbon DIY tutorial

Once I was convinced that the bunches were securely attached to the hoop, I took my ribbon (I used 6 feet) and wrapped it around the center of the arrangement once, with 3 feet on either side.

I'm hoping this picture gives you a better idea of what I'm talking about.

Then all you do is start looping both long ends around the middle, over and over, until you end up with just enough ribbon to make your bow.

You can tie the bow any way you prefer and you can use any type of ribbon (Although I think wired ribbon might be difficult to work with.) I used a satiny ribbon because that was the look I was going for.

Then I just plopped the whole thing on top of a door magnet wreath hanger.

I bought the flowers at Hobby Lobby for 50% off ($12.00 total). I already had the hoop and the floral wire and tape (you can get these at the Dollar Store). I bought the ribbon for 40% off at Hobby Lobby (total $2.40) and only used half of it. Overall not a bad deal.

I've been moving it around the house trying to decide where I like it more. Unfortunately, I can't hang wreaths like this on our front door because we don't have a covered porch. But I can enjoy it inside from now through spring and maybe even summer. The colors really lift my spirits, especially in times like these when I look outside my window and literally all I can see is snow! Are you ready for spring like I am? What are you changing around your house to make things a bit more spring-y?

Well, that's it until next time, friends!

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Simple DIY Spring Hoop Wreath

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