The blossoming trees and beautiful weather lately remind me that spring is around the corner and soon our garden will be alive with the sound of buzzing bees. Although most of the flowers are just beginning to bloom in the entryway, over the next month or so the front yard will be filled with soft pink, lavender, white and coral blooms.
Designed to reflect the delicate spring colors of our entry garden, this faux peony wreath will hang on the front door to welcome visitors. It features peonies in pink and white, velvety lamb's ear foliage, sprigs of heather and lavender forget-me-nots.
To create a wreath like this one, start with the large white peonies and weave the stems into a grapevine form. Then add the lamb's ear foliage to the spaces in between the flowers. Next, attach the pink peonies and fill in the empty spaces with sprigs of heather and forget-me-nots. Use floral wire when needed.
The pastel color combination and textural foliage in this wreath celebrate the softness of spring...
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What a lovely idea Lisa - I love making door wreaths in the winter but rarely do so in spring and summer because the flowers just don't last. These faux flowers are so pretty and I love the idea of your front garden (I find it hard to say yard - in England a yard is a concrete covered storage area) filled with delicate spring shades. We have just had a hint of spring sunshine today - hopefully more to come later this week.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julie. I love to make wreaths and have found that faux flowers are most durable and blend in with the fresh flowers in our garden. I'm happy to hear that sunshine is coming your way. I always look forward to seeing your spring garden flowers!
DeleteLisa
This is so lovely, a beautiful way to welcome spring. I'm hopping over from the Scoop. Hugs P.S. I invite you to share at my Thursday hop too
ReplyDeleteHi Katherine,
DeleteThanks so much for stopping by and for your kind comments! I appreciate the invitation and will be visiting your blog soon...
Lisa
Hi Lisa!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and romantic your wreath! You have so much talent!
Congratulations!
hugs,
Nanda.
Hi Nanda,
DeleteThank you for your sweet comment about my wreath. It is always a joy to create with flowers... So happy you stopped by to visit!
Lisa