A great way to have your guest feel berry welcome this summer is by creating this beautiful strawberry door hanger. This sweet strawberry summertime door hanger is so simple to make. I will show you exactly how easy it is to make your bow and add amazing florals making this strawberry door hanger a must for you this summer. Follow me in this tutorial if you are looking for a quick win when it comes to wreath making.
Strawberry Door Hanger
I just love strawberries. Decorating and eating them both bring me equal joy. When you are just starting off learning how to decorate with florals and ribbons you may find yourself wondering exactly how to match ribbons together as well as add things to a premade door hanger. In this tutorial, I will show you just how simple it is to make your own door hanger in less than 30 minutes.
You do not have to be super creative to make a wreath. You can learn lots of techniques and skills in my design school that can help you know exactly how to coordinate ribbons and florals as well as make wreaths from start to finish.
No matter what level you are at creating and crafting this is a great way to have a quick win. I want you to find joy in creating and I promise you this will be a super fun craft to create and put together. If you have been creating for a while and are looking for new items to sell in your shop then these styled door hangers are a great thing to make. These door hangers are unique and help add something fun and can even help fill up more items to sell in your shop.
Follow along with me in this tutorial and see just how simple it is to make a strawberry door hanger for your shop or home this summer!
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Ingredients
Strawberry Spray
Red Twig Stem
2.5″ White Linen with Strawberries and Flowers Ribbon on a 10 Yard Rollcable ties
scissors
Directions
- Start by figuring where to attach your floral. This is where you will attach your floral foam block.
- Using an EZ bow maker make your bow. Make a 20-inch tail. Make loops at 6.5 inches. Make two loops on each side. Adding in your second ribbon. Make tail about 2 inches shorter. Making your loops the same as previous at 6.5 inches. Two on each side. Bring tail down and cut at an angle. Bringing your bottom ribbon back on top. Make the tail a little shorter and make looks at 5.5 inches, doing one on each side. Then add your next ribbon and making one loop on each side at 5 inches. Pull your tail down and cut. Secure with a cable tie. Cover center with a small piece of ribbon to hide the mechanics
- Grab your florals and make a mini swag. Using your strawberry spray and shake hands with it and get the blooms spread out and pretty. Do the same to the other spray that is similar. While laying out your mini swag bring your bow over so you see how much room you need to leave for your bow. Now build up the rest of your mini swag by adding some white floral bloom to add dimension. Bend them up, and no need to trim the stem just yet. Repeat the same thing on the other side. Using a cable tie secure your cluster together.
- Using a cable tie, like you are sewing thread your cable tie through the strawberry to secure your spray onto your door hanger. Find another point of area to hold it a bit tighter. I choose upper portion of the spray.
- Now with a cable tie add your bow to the spray. Once it is tight trim your strands short of your cable tie. Then fluff your bow.
- Go back with some hot glue and moss if you need to cover up any mechanics.
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