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This Embroidery Hoop Wreath with Wood Slices makes a great fall door decoration and with an easy switch can be used for any season year round.
I’m a big fan of versatile decor… I love my seasonal and holiday decorations but don’t have the budget (or storage space!) to totally switch out my decor for every season. That’s how I came up with this embroidery hoop wreath. It’s an easy DIY that can be done in less than 30 minutes and takes only a minute to change for the season.
Sound good to you? Let’s make you one too! (P.S. I also made my first DIY video for this embroidery hoop wreath! Check it out below.)
Embroidery Hoop Wreath with Wood Slices
Supplies
- 14″ embroidery hoop
- Variety of florals
- Floral or wire cutters
- Glue gun
- Wood slice coasters
- Letter or number stickers
Directions
Starting with the florals of your choice, trim the stems to various sizes (the lengths can be adjusted more later if needed). I used a blush hydrangea, some blush small dahlia stems and some season filler stems. Can you tell I’m really digging the blush trend?
Slightly open the clamp on the embroidery hoop and slide the base of the largest focal flower in. Add a couple drops of hot glue and tighten the clamp screw.
With hot glue, attach a couple of large leaves removed from the large flower and some of the brown filler floral pieces on both sides of the focal flower.
Begin filling in with the smaller flowers, attaching with hot glue, trimmed to various heights, tapering the height down as you work out and away from both sides of the focal flower.
Place letter stickers on wood slices in the word of your choice. Attach the wood slices to the inside of the embroidery hoop wreath and to each other with hot glue.
OR add number stickers to make your embroidery hoop a versatile year-round every day wreath.
Hang wreath with ribbon, jute or wreath hanger of your choice.
EMBROIDERY HOOP WREATH VIDEO TUTORIAL
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Also check out how I transformed this wreath for Christmas here!
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Hannah says
I suddenly got the urge to learn something new today. With the instructions being clear and concise, anyone like me can try at home. Thanks Lydia for sharing this.
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Hannah
Lydia says
Hi Hannah! Thank you so much for your comment! If you decide to make one I’d love to see it! 🙂 xo
Marie says
Hi Lydi, I love your Fall Wood Slice Wreath. Thank you for sharing it with us at the Talk Of The Town Party – it is my feature this week. See you on Tuesday!
Lydia says
Thank you so much Marie, I appreciate that! 🙂
Jodie says
It turned out great – LOVE the letters on the wood pieces. Come join us at Reader Tip Tuesday for a share: http://www.jodiefitz.com/2017/09/05/reader-tip-tuesday-weeks-craft-recipe-party-2/
xo
Lydia says
Thanks so much Jodie, I appreciate that! 🙂
Erlene says
I’m so in love with this wreath. I have lots of flowers and several birch logs, so I’m going to attempt to make this one.
Lydia says
Thank you so much Erlene! Have fun with it… it was such a fun and easy DIY! Have a great week! 🙂
Linda says
Cool looking wreath..I want to make a decorative bookcase using crates and I will post it on the Joann app!
Lydia says
Thanks so much Linda! And your project sounds awesome! I’d love to see it when you post it! 🙂
Susan says
So creative. I love this and believe I could make it.
Lydia says
Thanks so much Susan! You absolutely could make it and I’d love to see it when you do! 🙂