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DIY Easter Wreath

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This Easter wreath is adorable and sweet, you can hang it on a door or lay it flat for an Easter table centrepiece. To create this wreath you will need A wicker wreath or florist ring, some Green Moss, silk flowers and Faux Eggs.

Start  by laying out your Moss on to the wreath base. We used craft glue to glue ours in place but you could use hot glue too.

Arrange the eggs in a trio effect in the centre. Finish off with flowers. This DIY Easter project also looks lovely with Daffodils or baby’s breath. Use what you have on hand to make it a budget project.  You could use cardboard circles to create an Inexpensive kids version for Class room activities.

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Comments

  1. This is absolutely adorable! The moss gives it such a lovely, organic look. I think I’m going to make a larger version with a natural grapevine wreath for my front door. That you for the ideas!

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