Floral Boho Spring Hoop Wreath

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In this post: Make your own Floral Boho Spring Hoop Wreath from an embroidery hoop, faux flowers and some pretty pastel ribbons.

I’m itching for Spring to arrive. Much like always, this winter has been cold and snowy and even though Spring is only a few weeks away, it feels like it will take forever to get here. If you’re in the South, you probably don’t know what I mean. But here in the far eastern suburbs of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Spring weather doesn’t usually arrive until well after March 20th. So, instead of waiting for Spring to arrive, we bring bits of spring into the house long before it looks like Spring outside! This is exactly why I made this floral boho spring hoop wreath the other day.

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Make Your Own Floral Boho Spring Hoop Wreath

Supplies

A selection of ribbons in your choice of colors
Embroidery hoop
Scissors
Fake flowers
Glue gun and glue
Scrap cardboard

Instructions

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Step-by-Step Tutorial

1. Remove the outer portion of the embroidery hoop. You will only need the inner piece for this craft.

2. After selecting your ribbons, cut each one to about 2 meters long (or however long you’d like your ‘tails’ to be).

3. Using a simple looping technique, attach your ribbons to the hoop, one at a time. You’ll need 6-10 pieces depending on how big your hoop is and how wide your ribbon is. Alternately, you can tie the ribbons to the hoop. If you choose to tie the ribbons, you’ll need to cut about twice as many pieces to keep the wreath looking full.

4. Cut a scrap of cardboard to fit your flowers. Hot glue this to the hoop. Let cool and dry thoroughly before the next step.

5. Separate the large flowers from the stem of your fake flowers. Now hot glue them to the cardboard. Let glue cool and dry thoroughly before moving the wreath.