This easy white Sunflower wreath is perfect for crafters of all levels! Learn a few tips and tricks in this tutorial so you can better your wreath making skills.
White Sunflower Wreath Tutorial
Today I am showing you how to make a beautiful wreath out of our Blooms Subscription box. Each box has a combination of berries, buds, branches, and blooms that will coordinate and go well together to create a cohesive design. I’m so excited to play with this beautiful box of neutral yet classic and elegant greenery and flowers.
This wreath is perfect for everyday use, not limited to any season or holiday. The neutral color scheme will look great on any front door during any time of the year. Let me show you how to put together this subscription box and make it come to life!
Sometimes it’s nice to have the inspiration pieces picked for you so that all you need to do is work your creative magic! I love a good subscription box that may pair things together that are new and exciting and challenge me to create something beautiful. With so many unique types of greenery in this wreath that are so elegant and fun at the same time.
The light green grass adds such bright pop of color, especially for greenery. I usually like to use three different types of greenery in my designs, but there is so much variety within each stem that it totally works.
Using things that we love doing is a good way to draw inspiration. My love of gardening and flowers can be seen with this everyday white sunflower wreath. The white sunflower clusters look like they were picked straight from a garden and bring a cheery touch. Don’t forget to keep each flower facing up and not flat and drab. Every component should add dimension and depth and look organic and realistic. This is an important part of making each design look beautiful.
Crafting and designing is a great way to tap into your creative side and escape life’s troubles to be inspired by the beauty around you. What better way to let off some steam and have fun than creating something stunning for yourself or putting a smile on someone else’s face?
Draw on things you love to inspire you and the rest of the creative process will flow. It almost feels therapeutic in a way to get creative and focus your energy on making something great. We are always here to help you have fun with flowers!
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Ingredients
Cream Heather Spray
Mix Green Pick
Directions
- Start with an 18” grapevine wreath base. Grab your light green grass sprays and cut off the large stem. Spread and separate each branch. Hot glue a branch into the bottom of the base. Add a few more branches down the left side, following the “C” shape. Cover hot glue with Spanish Moss.
- Add a few more grass branches along the inside of the wreath base as well. Take your white sunflower bush and cut the large stems from the bottom. Push the leaves upon each stem.
- Dip the ends in hot glue and add a cluster of 3 sunflowers to the bottom of your base. Continue adding more clusters of sunflowers along the left side of your “C” shape design, evenly spaced.
- Grab your mixed greenery and separate it into smaller stems. “Shake hands” with the leaves and stems to make it nice and full. Add smaller greenery stems throughout your design to fill in any holes.
- Take the cream heather sprays and break them into 2 sections. Hot glue a cream heather spray into the bottom and one on the top. Add a couple more along the left side of your wreath base.
- Tie in your black and white gingham simple bow on the left side through the grapevine base. Grab any left-over green grass sprays or add them around the bow or fill in any holes you have.
- Take one more mixed greenery pick and tear it into separate stems. “Shake hands” with each stem and fill in any holes or may have in your design.
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