White Daisy Wreath DIY

This White Daisy Wreath DIY is an easy project. And it’s a perfect spring or summer wreath for inside your home and on your front door. Even if you’re not a crafty person, you’ll have no problem making this simple wreath. 

This quick craft project only takes about ten minutes to create

I love making decorating our home with wreaths since they instantly change the decor for the seasons. I have a ton of wreaths that I’ve made over the years. Here are a few of my summer wreaths that you might enjoy making.

• Lemon Wreath
• Easy Spring Tulip Wreath
• How to Make a Paper Rosette Wreath

A White Daisy Wreath

Daisies are such a happy flower.

And if you watched the movie, You’ve Got Mail, and Joe Fox says to Kathleen Kelly that They’re such a friendly flower!

And since they’re friendly and happy flowers, they belong on a wreath to welcome in friends and family.

I used white daisies, but buy some yellow, pink, or orange daisies if you like a more colorful wreath.

How to Make Your Wreath

The beauty of this summer wreath is that you don’t need many supplies to make this wreath. Joann’s stock was low, but they had some online to order.

Supplies You’ll Need:

1 grapevine wreath

4 bunches of faux daisies ( I bought my daisies at Joann’s)

eucalyptus leaves

wire cutters

black and white ribbon

fishing line

Step 1 – Trim Daisies

I went through and cut the daisies off the bouquet. I had two bunches of daisies, ones that were five inches and the other batch was two inches of stems.

Step 2 – Place Daisies in the Grapevine Wreath

First, place your short-stemmed daises on top part of your wreath. Poke the stem through the open sections of your grapevine wreath. Add the longer stemmed daisies on top of the short-stemmed daisies to add height and movement. Cover the whole wreath with your daisies and fill in empty spaces.

I tucked a few eucalyptus leaves into the wreath for color contrast.

Step 3 – Make a Bow

I made a multi-looped bow by making wrapping it three times and then pinching the middle of the loop and tying bakers twine around the ribbon and then tying it off with a piece of ribbon in the middle. I then attached the bow to the side of the wreath with a daisy stem.

Attach a ribbon or fishing line to the wreath and hang it onto a wall or door when hanging the wreath.

Optional Versions

• Use different colored daisies
• Hot glue the flowers to the grapevine wreath
• Don’t add eucalyptus leaves
• Add other flowers
• Add small faux lemons
• Use faux gerbera daisies
• Instead of a grapevine wreath, use a styrofoam wreath

Where to Buy a Daisy Wreath

So, if you don’t have the time or interest but want a daisy wreath, Here is a shop that sells a daisy wreath.

And if you’re in the market for a pretty summer wreath, here is a post full of Summer Wreaths.

Thanks so much for visiting the blog and this post. I’m happy you stopped by via this fun summer wreaths tour. Don’t forget to check out my friend’s wreaths as well.

Have a crafty and fun day!

Cheers,

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Lilac-Filled Basket Wreath // Modern Glam

Gorgeous and Unique Summer Wreaths // Twelve On Main

Easy Summer Fabric Flag Wreath // Tatertots & Jello

Summer Wreath DIY // Craftberry Bush

Simple Coastal Wreath // Most Lovely Things

Tangled Rope Wreath // My Sweet Savannah

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I named my blog Happy Happy Nester because I love everything related to the home. I’ve always enjoyed decorating my surroundings. Get cozy and stay for a bit, thanks for visiting!

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