I was inspired by this pin on my wreath Pinterest board! It ended up being a link to an Etsy seller–you can buy the wreath here! I changed my wreath from hers a bit, but overall, the style remained the same.
This ended up being one of the fastest and easiest wreaths I’ve ever made! I started out with one eucalyptus stem from Hobby Lobby, three large flowers from Michael’s, and a grape vine wreath. I was planning to use magnolia flowers just like the original, but they were $10 a piece and not on sale. Waaaaay out of my budget, especially when Jeremy already thinks we have 27 million wreaths. Haha! But, I like the flowers I found at Michael’s against my coral door, so it ended up being a positive change and only cost a third of the price!
I cut the eucalyptus into two sections and arranged on the wreath form going in opposite directions and leaving room for the flowers to go in the middle of the greens.
Then, I simply popped the flowers off the stems and attached them to the wreath between the bunches of greens. I secured it all with hot glue and that’s all there was to it! So easy right?!
My front door is sporting the wreath for now, but I’ll put it over on the side door once I dig out my other spring wreath from the attic. 😉 Ignore the dirty porch. It’s currently pollen season in NC, so everything is covered in yellow! Dying for the pollen to stop so we can pressure wash the house! 
What have you all made from your Pinterest boards lately?
Now let’s see what other things Pinterest inspired! Head over and visit the other hosts to see what they crafted, cooked, built, or tried!
Erlene – My Pinterventures • Lauren – Mom Home Guide
Debbee – Debbee’s Buzz • Laurie – My Husband Has Too Many Hobbies
Marie – DIY Adulation • Julie – Sum of their Stories
Marie – The Inspiration Vault • T’onna – Sew Crafty Crochet
Rebecca – Simple Practical Beautiful • Debra – Shoppe No. 5
Roseann – This Autoimmune Life • Terri – Our Good Life
Lisa – Blogghetti • Marci – Stone Cottage Adventures
Leslie – Once Upon a Time & Happily Ever After
Cherryl – Farm Girl Reformed • Hil – Raising Fairies and Knights
Kelley – Simply Inspired Meals • Joanne – Our Unschooling Journey
Sam – Raggedy Bits • Pili – My Sweet Things
Jenny – Cookies Coffee and Crafts • Gail – Purple Hues and Me
Beverly – Across the Boulevard • Samantha – Little Bits of Home
Kristie – Teadoddles • Shirley – Intelligent Domestications
Kelli – Olympic Nest • Chelsea – Making Manzanita
Cherryl – Farm Girl Reformed • Ola – J’adore Le Decor
That is so pretty! I love a sweet and simple wreath on our door… and have yet to make one for quite some time. Pinned.
I love pretty Simple wreaths. This is gorgeous. It looks fantastic on your coral door. Grapevine wreaths look so pretty with flowers on them.
Beautiful wreath! Love the simplicity and those gorgeous flowers! Pinning to share
Sure appreciate that you have a budget for your crafts, just like I do! This wreath looks so cheerful on your door. Love the flowers that you chose. Thinking it would be cute with cotton bolls, too. Beautifully done!
Thanks! Yes, definitely have a budget over here! 😉 Cotton bolls would be gorgeous! Great idea!!
I love easy and quick wreaths! These flowers are so pretty and it doesn’t need anything else, it’s gorgeous!
Thanks so much, Katrin!
Very pretty, thanks for sharing!
I love wreath making and when they are simple, that’s even better! Yours looks wonderful and it’s striking against your coral door.
Thanks for you sweet comment!!
This is so pretty. I love it against your door. the color of the flowers is gorgeous.
Thanks!!
I love the colors you chose for your flowers! Very pretty!
Thanks so much!
I love making simple wreaths for the home. This is a great one because it’s so easy to create and customize.