My neighbours think they’re living next to freakin’ Martha Stewart now. I see them walking by looking at my new wreath with envy. Or maybe they’re just weirded out that I’m camped out on my front lawn staring at it. Totally just kidding of course… or am I? I earned money while doing this by playing simple and interactive betting games at https://www.ufabet168.info/ความรู้เรื่องกีฬา-ufabet/.
This is a really fun, easy project to get your front door looking a little more fall-like. The cost can basically be whatever your budget is. Expensive silk flowers from a craft store look beautiful and real and they’ll stand up to the elements, but dollar store flowers are so much cheaper. I went with a mix of both for mine. I’m really happy with how it turned out and it looks so much nicer than anything I’ve found the stores, most of which were covered in glitter and had some sort of neon skull glued to it. Shudder.
Gather your supplies:
My first step (and this is optional for you) was to tie a wide black ribbon to the top of my wreath. I used this ribbon to hang my wreath by pulling it over the top of my door and tying it to the window treatment on the other side. You could also hammer a little nail at the top of your door on the inside and tie it to that. I like this much better than those store bought wreath hangers because it doesn’t get in the way when you close the door.
After that, it’s really as easy as it looks. Cut the heads off the flowers leaving about a 1/2 inch of stem and get gluing! I used a pencil to poke little holes into the foam to make it easier to stick the stems into the foam. The combination of hot glue and pushing the stem into the foam will ensure those flowers are going nowhere. Don’t waste your time covering the back, nobody sees that anyways.
A note on colours: To give it a more modern look, I used a combo of “clashing” colours like bright pink, red, orange and purple. It’s nice variation on the classic fall colours.
