Sometimes those artificial Fall flowers you see in stores can be too over-saturated with color. Bright oranges, yellows, and reds can come off a little cheap & tacky looking. To avoid this, I incorporated creams and beiges with subtle hints of earth-toned reds, yellows, and browns into my entryway wreath this year. I love how it turned out! It's humble rather than overstated - making a statement without screaming loudly with color ;) And it cost me no more than $10!!
You will need the following materials:
Wire Cutters
Grapevine Wreath
High Temp Glue Gun
Twine
Flowers
Small Pine Cones
What inspired this was this branch piece I found at Hobby Lobby. It was something I had never seen before & I loved how soft and earthy it looked.
Cut & apply as shown:
These flowers from Michael's go along perfectly with the branch piece we just used! I love that the beige color is concentrated on the inside and fades out to an autumnal cream color.
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| Michaels: $1.29 for 3 flowers in one set - purchased 2 sets |
Apply in-between the branch pieces, as shown:
For reference, I cut each piece at about this length:
Now for pops of color. I love the brown/brick/terra cotta color of this flower stem. Plus, the tiny flowers are so adorable! It adds color and texture without overshadowing the other parts of the wreath
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| Hobby Lobby: $3.99 Full Price, $1.99 Sale Price |
Apply as shown:
I wanted to incorporate red & yellow into the mix as well.
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| Dollar Store: $1.00 |
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| Hobby Lobby: $3.99 Full Price, $1.99 Sale Price |
Place, as shown:
Add some small pine cones throughout, secure with your glue gun, and you are done!
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