Pink Flamingo Flip Flop Wreath

A colorful flip-flop wreath is perfect and all the craze, it seems, for the summer.  And why not? They are so adorable and fun and so very inexpensive to make.

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This post was originally featured about two years ago, but it is fun and inexpensive to make, so I decided to update it and share it again.

A quick trip to your local Dollar Tree will inspire you to create any theme for a flip-flop wreath. For mine, I chose the popular pink flamingo theme. 

Of course, it will not match anything else in my home, but it is fun for the summer months.  That is part of the fun of making a seasonal wreath.  The wreath is temporary and can be whatever you want it to be.

And it should be reasonably inexpensive.  I only spent around $7 at Dollar Tree to make this wreath.

I may or may not have also bought some pink flamingo tableware and chair cushions for my screened porch room just because they are so adorable. But I can’t show you that room right now because it is being renovated this summer as part of the One Room Challenge™. I hope you will check out those posts as well. 

Below are the fun flip-flops that inspired my wreath.

I used three pairs of small flip-flops: two with a pink flamingo design and one plain pink pair.

Pink Flamingo Flip Flop Wreath

For my version of a flip-flop wreath, I chose easy items to find at Dollar Tree, such as pink flamingos and pink flowers. I added bright pink clip-on daisies, yellow sunglasses, and a flashing pink flamingo necklace as the hanger. I thought using the pink flamingo necklace to hang the wreath would be pretty cute.

To attach the small flip-flops together, I tried the E6000 glue. Honestly, this was the first time I had used the glue, and I found it a bit messy at first. It worked, though, to hold the flip-flops together in a slight arch.

I switched to my hot glue gun to attach the flowers and sunglasses to the flip-flops. The pink flamingo necklace is wrapped around the toe thong on the back of the flip-flop and secured with more hot glue.

This is one of the more whimsical wreaths I have ever made.  It was such fun, and I plan to enjoy it either at my back entrance or in the screen porch room for the entire summer.

Psalm 20:4 “May He give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed.”

If you enjoyed this wreath project, here are a few more to visit:

Pink and White Spring Wreath

Using the Color Pink in Home Decor