Succulent Wreath Tutorial
This Succulent Wreath Tutorial was brought to you by Afloral.com
This is not a sponsored post; all opinions are 100% my own.
It has been a while, but I am so glad that I feel better and to start blogging again. I needed a break from blogging, focus on family, health, and friends. It’s a tough job to be a blogger, and I was so burned out! Competing against so many fabulous bloggers is overwhelming and for sure intimidating.
One thing I’ve been telling myself is that no matter what, staying true to myself and creating my very own unique style will pay off at the end!
So let’s start this new chapter in my life the right way, by making a succulent wreath! And of course I wanted to make this succulent wreath last, so I decided to use beautiful faux #succulents.
I also like to thank Afloral.com for sending me all these beautiful material. Make sure you check out all my other floral tutorials for Afloral at the end.
Succulent Wreath Tutorial
This tutorial was so refreshing and inspired me to start blogging again. The part of me that wants to craft and decorate got to shine, I found myself smiling the entire time I photo shot the finishing look.
This is the finished project, it only took me about 20-30 minutes to complete. One thing I want to mention is that faux succulents are made of plastic/rubber they can have a good weight to them.
I was going to create an overall succulent covered wreath but some of my succulents were too heavy to be glued on. Beautiful how the exposed moss gives this wreath a great lightweight look and the free space allowed me to add a ribbon so I could hang it.
To hang the wreath I just pulled my wooden frame a little off the wall and added the knot behind the frame. If you prefer a more permanent way, you can staple the ribbon to the back of a frame.
- Glue gun & glue sticks
- Succulents
- White Styrofoam Wreath Base 12″ Diameter
- Moss Ribbon
- Scissor
- Screwdriver
- Craft Paper (for clean crafting)
- Burlap Ribbon
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