Happy weekend! Did you know that March is National craft month? I’m participating in Crafting in the Rain’s Craft A-Z month with many other talented bloggers.

T is for Tee Shirt || Mabey She Made It
U is for is for Upcycled Basket || Tried and True
V is for Vinyl Decorated Sweatpants || Play.Party.Pin
W is for Watercolor Calendar || My Craftily Ever After
X is for is for X-acto Knife-cut Jar Pump || See Vanessa Craft
Y is for Yarn Wrapped Eggs || Cupcakes and Crowbars
Z is for Zinnia Wreath || Up to Date Interiors

Zinnia Wreath

Last year I shared a Zig-Zag tray and this year, I’m excited to show a simple and chic Spring Wreath with Zinnias.

This project is really easy.

I mentioned (when I made my last door hanging) that grapevine wreath forms are expensive and hard to find out here, so I used some gold crafting wire from the 100 yen store to create a wreath shape. All of my other supplies also came from the 100 Yen store!

Supplies:

gold crafting wire

faux greenery and flowers

hot glue

Scissors, yellow craft paper, and markers for flower alterations

Assembly:

Step 1: Twist the gold wire to make a thicker wreath form.

Step 2: Wrap faux greenery around the wreath form and tuck into place.

Step 3: Create Zinnias with cheap Dollar store daisies!

Of course I needed Zinnias specifically for this craft but could only find daisies (for under $1). After I researched the different kinds of Zinnias, I created stamen with yellow craft paper cut into fringe and glued around the stigma. Different colors of markers (black and orange) changed the actual color of the stigma. The petals were snipped into flatter edges and thinned out to take the shape of a zinnia. (See pics above!)

Step 4: Once your flowers undergo surgery (or maybe you’ll have better luck finding faux zinnias!), hot glue them into place.

I love how it looks in my newly styled foyer! Thanks to Crafting in the Rain and other sponsors, it’s time for a giveaway!! Two winners will win some amazing craft supplies.