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2019, crafts, decor, spring, spring decor, wreath

Spring crafts you should make RIGHT NOW

by LumberInMyMiniVan3 Comments on Spring crafts you should make RIGHT NOW

Hello, everyone! I hope you are enjoying this beautiful day. We have had so much rain lately that I’m excited anytime I look out my window and see sunshine.

I haven’t had a lot of time to create lately, but I’m itching to get back into my craft room. I wanted to share a few cheap, easy, and adorable spring crafts with you today.

  1. Create a simple spring or summer wreath

This article is about a summer wreath I created, but you could easily use this wreath for spring, too. This is still one of my favorite wreaths I’ve ever made. So simple and so pretty!

2. DIY moss spheres

These moss spheres are super easy and cheap to make…and if you buy real moss balls in the stores, they will be costly. This is a much cheaper, but still cute option.

3. Spanish moss topiaries

These topiaries are quick, easy, and fun to make. You all know I love a good farmhouse project, and these topiaries fall right in line with that. They remain one of my favorite projects, and I use them all the time.

I hope you enjoyed these spring crafts! Join me later this week for some spring decor tips and spring cleaning ideas.

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2018, crafts, decor, decor tips and tricks, decorating tips, farmhouse, farmhouse decor, farmhouse style, Fixer Upper Inspired, floral, seasonal decor, simplify, spring, spring decor, summer, summer decor, wreath

Make it Monday: an easy summer wreath

by LumberInMyMiniVan2 Comments on Make it Monday: an easy summer wreath
Make it Monday: an easy summer wreath

I found these beautiful hydrangea blooms at Hobby Lobby. I wasn’t going to buy them, but they were so pretty I had to have them.

Hobby Lobby

I knew I needed a new wreath for my back door, so I decided to buy an oval grapevine wreath.

I also grabbed some ribbon from my craft cabinet and got to work. I simply cut the stems from the flowers, put the flowers into the wreath and arranged them as I liked. I then added a little hot glue to the backs of the blooms and tied a bow from my ribbon. I attached this to the top.

I was satisfied with the wreath when I finished it. And if you’re wondering how realistic the flowers are?

This sweet butterfly was surprised, too!

This wreath was easy and fun to make. Have you made any wreaths lately?