Simple Tulip Wreath Tutorial–Cre8time Movement

 

In case you missed my Easter Mantel post introducing you to the CRE8TIME movement, make sure to hop on over there and check it out! You will be inspired to find time to create and do the things you love in your crazy, busy life! I’ve been sharing “springtime” projects as part of this movement and I can’t wait to show you what I’ve created for my home!

My front door has been bare for a few weeks and needed help. I was looking for something “springy” that I could leave up until the summer.

I instantly knew I wanted a tulip wreath and was hoping I could make one similar to the version I saw on Pinterest.

I decided to give it a shot and it worked!

Want to create the easiest spring wreath ever?!

Let me show you how to make a simple tulip wreath…

Supplies

 

2 bunches of artificial tulips {I purchased mine at Michaels and they had a ton of colors to choose from}

grapevine wreath

glue gun/glue sticks

burlap ribbon

 

Step One. Separate the tulips from the bunches

Step Two. Shove the stems in the grapevine and make sure the flowers all facing the same direction.

Step Three. Hot glue gun the stems and flowers into place as needed. I did this because my wreath will be outside and I wanted it very sturdy.

Step Four. Hang your new wreath with your favorite ribbon {I used a wired, burlap ribbon}.

 

…and you have a beautiful wreath to enjoy all Spring!