DIY Hydrangea Wreath

I have to say that hydrangeas are one of my top favorite flowers. They’re beautiful when bloomed and when cut, they can last all summer and dry beautifully to last through the winter.

Here are the materials needed:
Wreath (wire wreath base)
Fine gauge wire
Hydrangea flowers
Twine or ribbon
Raffia (if you want a bow)




I used floral wire to affix the hydrangeas to the wire wreath. Also, I cut some of the excess petals and had to tweak it a bit to make it look just right.


Here it is! What do you think?
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