Easter wreath – with step by step photo tutorial

Posted by Ingrid Gooyer

22 March, 2015 - , ,

It’s almost Easter, thought I would make me a lovely home decoration.
Made this wreath with a step by step photo tutorial.
For this project I used the Vintage Spring Basics collection from Maja Design.


I started this project by giving the straw wreath a coat of gesso.
Here I used the gesso from 13 arts.


Only a thin coat will do. I wanted to see the original color of the straw shining through.


For the next step I punched out some different shapes of flowers.


Put them on a big plate and started to wet the punched flowers using a mini mister.


Maja papers are so nice and thick and they can hold quite some water.


Then I started to crumble all the wet flowers.


Set them aside to get almost dry.


I cut out some strips of paper as well. All about ca. 1 cm.


They got the same treatment as the flowers, some water and crumbled.


All crumbled and wet and set aside to completely dry.
These strips will give a lovely ribbon effect on the wreath!


When the punched flowers were almost dry, I took 3 flowers, unfold them and shaped them, putting them together using a brad.


Here are the final flowers.
Before adding them to the wreath, make sure they are completely dry!


On the top left and right corner I added some lace and some white twigs.


Now it’s time to add all those lovely paper flowers and faux ribbons to the wreath!


Here is the top left with some lace and also some single punched flowers,
which are adhered with a small pin.


Found these cute little birds at Xenos, a Dutch home decor store.


Some flowers with pearl brads.


The large feathered butterflies are also from Xenos.


The strips of papers, the faux ribbons, gives it a nice and playful extra touch.


The single punched flowers with a small pin.


Hope you all enjoyed this step by step.
Wishing you a wonderful Easter and Spring!
Enjoy your day!
Ingrid xxx

Papers used:
3rd of May
4th of May
7th of May

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2 Comments

  • Marie says:

    Oh! Thank you Ingrid for a Lovely Easter wreath! Just have to try this one!
    Hugs

  • Jenny Grotherus says:

    That is such a good tutorial, I really must try it. I love when you can use up scraps (I have tons) for something useful and beautiful. And your project sure is both.