Last week I talked about my need to clean and organize as a creative outlet during these uncertain times. Being of creative mind is therapeutic for many of us and that's probably why I found myself craving some DIY projects this week. I wanted to share the SUPER simple spring wreath I made with you all. If you're looking for a little crafty escape yourself, you may feel inspired to make one too! It took me less than ten minutes to put together and required very few materials (which can all be purchased online).
I didn't take any step-by-step pictures of the process because I was busy working on my VERY FIRST VIDEO TUTORIAL!! That's right, adding videos has been on my to-do list for FOREVER but I never had the time to figure it out. So what better time than now, right? Now....go easy on me! I am no pro, I have no special studio equipment and this took me all weekend to figure this out (which will make you laught when you see it's only 30 seconds long!) But it's a nice and quick snapshot of how to make this simple spring wreath!
The best part is there's a few ways to acquire the supplies online if you don't already have them on hand. I've shared the sources below.
Michaels (They're doing buy online, curbside pick-up)
Grapevine Wreath-->https://rstyle.me/+MOplUBSM2Nzedmq7KjzSUg
Eucalytpus Stems-->https://rstyle.me/+jHwa2qBDvDl_Rqlk0MZ07AFlower Stems (similar to mine, you’re going to need a handful of these)-->https://rstyle.me/+n-wmPVCFYPp7q2Ap-JsX-g
Floral Wire-->https://rstyle.me/+fWpwkujgq7Asqo_CjbtiYg
Amazon
Grapevine Wreath-->https://amzn.to/3acIBwR
Eucalyptus Branches-->https://amzn.to/2WACcYwFlocking Lavender Bouquet (similar to mine)-->https://amzn.to/2xi8iha
Floral Wire-->https://amzn.to/2WBBJFn
Stay healthy, friends!
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