WREATH ‣ Decorate with Tip and More

Hey there, if you are coming over from Cindy, Cloches and Lavender welcome to Decorate and More with Tip! I am sure you were very inspired with Cindy’s home and all of her decorations. Today, is the first Blogger’s Seasonal Inspiration hop. Cindy and myself decided to gather up a few friends to share some inspiration, what better way to get a full dose of inspiration than a great blog hop? I will have all of our friend’s blog links at the bottom of my page.

To be honest, for today’s blog I was going to decorate and inspire you with my Easter decorations, but I found some Forsythia stems while gathering my Easter decorations and changed my mind. I will still share my Easter wreath with you on a later blog! Here’s a sneak peak.

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DIY FORSYTHIA WREATH

I usually hang a pretty wreath on the old bi-fold door in the family room. This Spring I decided to use the Forsythia stems I found at Dollar Tree last year, they will make a beautiful Spring wreath.

I shared a video tutorial as well. You can click here to view that → EASY SPRING WREATH TUTORIAL.

I am taking the 5 Dollar Tree Forsythia stems snipping the stems into 2 pieces. I snipped the top piece at the bottom to create a stem to poke into the wreath, which gave me a small piece to use as a filler.

I am using a sunburst grapevine wreath I found at a thrift store for the base of my wreath.

Placing the stems into the wreath by poking them securely into the wreath. I don’t use hot glue to the stems, only because I like reusing the wreath. I did hear you can use a hair dryer to soften up the glue to remove the picks. I have no problem with my stems falling out so I don’t glue them in.