DIY Yellow Tulip Wreath for Spring
Happy Spring, friends! If you have been here for a while you may know that I love making wreaths. I like the welcoming tone they set for guests and homeowners alike, and I also love how inexpensive they are to make versus buy. With Spring in full bloom, today I thought I would combine my love for making wreaths with one of my favorite Springtime flowers to create a whimsical and cheerful Tulip Wreath.
For today’s tulip wreath I wanted to create something that was a little whimsical and cheerful. The end result is a very messy and happy tulip wreath that reminds me of the natural movement of flowers.
The beauty in this project is that it only requires a couple of items, and is a wonderful transitional wreath to put up in between Easter and Summer decorations.
For your convenience, I created a step-by-step video so you can see how I put the wreath together. Then continue below to follow the step-by-step images to make your own DIY Yellow Tulip Wreath for Spring.
Enjoy the video below then follow along for the step-by-step tutorial to make your own tulip wreath!
Continue below for the step-by-step pictorial to make your own yellow tulip wreath just in time for Spring.
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To make your own tulip wreath, you will need:
Step 1: Bend the faux tulip bunch to match the natural circular movement of the wreath form.
Step 2: Attach the tulip bunch to the wreath with a zip tie.
Step 3: Trim the zip tie with scissors.
*For added stability, I recommend adding 3 zip ties to each tulip bunch. One just below the leaves, one near the blooms, and one at the bottom of the stem.
Step 4: Repeat steps 1-3 until you add enough tulip bunches to cover the wreath. For the 14 inch wreath, I used 6 tulip bunches and 18 zip ties.
Overlap the flowers from one tulip bunch on top of the stems of the nearest tulip bunch so the entire wreath is covered.
Step 5: Now it is time to fine tune.
Make adjustments to the placement of the tulips by securing the tulips with Beacon’s Power-Tac to the wreath and to each other.
Step 6: You can create a wreath hanger with a zip tie on the back of the wreath form, or you can use the exposed wire on the back to act as a wreath hanger like I did.
Step 7: Enjoy your cheerful and custom tulip wreath this Spring!
I love the pop of color that this wreath brings to my farmhouse! I hope you enjoy yours just as much!
I believe crafting is more fun when we share our projects. Please email me at elizabeth@countrypeony.com, or please tag me @thecountrypeony or #countrypeony to show me your beautiful, custom creations!
Thank you so much for following along!
