Hey, fellow DIYers! Today I wanna show you how to make a wreath using an embroidery hoop. I think wreaths are a very nice welcoming feature for your visitors and the best part is that it took me only 15 minutes to make it!
Want to make a wreath using an embroidery hoop?
Watch my tutorial video below:
For this, you will need:
Supplies
- a variety of faux flowers
- an embroidery hoop
- wire cutters
- a glue gun and some glue sticks
So, I started by cutting off this grass and bent it to fit the curve of the embroidery hoop. Then I glued them to the bottom of the hoop. One on the right side and the other one on the left side.
Next, I took this hydrangea and clipped it using my wire cutters and then put some hot glue at the bottom and placed it at the center of the hoop.
Then I took this orangey-pink colored rose and pulled it off of the stem and hot glued it at the right side of the hydrangea. I also glued this purple-pink rose at the left side and then I used the leaves of the roses and tacked them at each side of the roses.
I’m continuing to add flowers. This time I took a white rose and put it over the hydrangea. I then gripped a bunch of this green lavender and separated two pieces and tacked them over the leaves because I thought it needed some dimension. When you’re making a wreath you kinda eyeball everything you want to put on it.
Then I picked up this grass, and purposely I chose this color to kind of match the green color of the hydrangea and then glued them.
I then pulled out this gorgeous color of lavender and tacked it at each side. If you can see, this color matches the color of the rose.
And finally, I took another type of lavender, a darker purple this time and hot glued them at the bottom left and right side.
The Reveal
And this is how it turned out! I think it turned out so beautiful and I love the colors and the texture…and even though I was going for a fall wreath, I think it’s a versatile wreath that stands out at every season!