DIY Fall Hydrangea Wreath Tutorial
Image credits: Craft Attitude via Youtube
While looking for a unique DIY Fall decor I can make this year on YouTube, I found this hydrangea wreath from Craft Attitude. It looks so pretty that I have to hang one on my front door this year. I also like how it’s so easy to do, making it the perfect weekend DIY with my friends or family. What’s more, it’s inexpensive, and the materials are all available to your local Dollar Tree.
This will surely complete my Fall decorations this year. I can even reuse it next year as it’s easy to store. So, if you’re still looking for the perfect wreath to hang on your front door, this gorgeous DIY is what you’ve been looking for. Try making one with your friends today! Watch the video below to learn the step by step instructions. Thanks to Craft Attitude for this gorgeous DIY tutorial. Make sure to check the channel for more DIYs just like this.
Materials:
- faux grapevine
- hot glue gun
- faux hydrangea
- wire cutters
- ribbons
Directions:
Step 1
To start, cut off the flower stem of the hydrangea to about 1″ to 2″. Next, cut off the leaves and set them aside for later. Then, lay your grapevine, shape it into a wreath, then start to align each flower to the wreath. Once you’re satisfied with the placement of each flower, glue them in place with hot glue.
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Step 2
Next, add some hot glue to the back of the leaves and attach them underneath the flowers, designing the wreath as you like. After this, attach the ribbon around however you like to make the wreath more pretty. Lastly, hang it on your front door. Your DIY fall hydrangea wreath is now finished!
