This wreath has become one of my favorite wreaths. With just some beautiful tulips stems and ribbon, this version of a Spring tulip wreath is a very easy DIY wreath.
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Luckily I shopped for this project right when Michael’s had their door buster sale going on for tulip bunch stems and I was able to score these beauties for only $1.99 each. I wasn’t THAT early to the sale so my selections were limited to the orange and yellows tulips, which are perfect for my house.
However, I will certainly be making many versions of this beautiful Spring tulip wreath again in many other colors as I can find them because I like it that much. You can also order similar items from Amazon.
For this project you will need:
- Tulip stems
- Ribbon
- Hot Glue
- 12″ Foam Wreath Form
- Chenille stem for hanger
Since these beautiful Spring tulip bunches are small, you will need at least 10-12 bunches to complete this wreath. And maybe a few more depending on how full you want the floral to be around the foam wreath form.
For my version I used a simple 12″ foam wreath foam from Dollar Tree. Mainly because wreath foams are a great bargain at Dollar Tree.
First things first, you will need to cut up each bundle of tulips stems to have multiple small little stems of tulips.
Then there are only a few small steps to attach the ribbon and the stems to the foam wreath form.
Attach the end of the ribbon to the foam wreath form with hot glue and start wrapping the ribbon around the inner edge of the wreath. On top of the ribbon, glue on a tulip stem and wrap the ribbon around the wreath form again to help hold it in place.
Lay another stem on top of the first tulip stem, secure with more hot glue, and wrap the ribbon around the wreath form again moving along the entire form as you go.
Since I am right handed I wrapped the ribbons towards the center and then to the left to create the folds needed to tuck the stems of tulips in. Every few wraps around the wreath form, I would add a drop of hot glue to secure the ribbon in place or the stems.
Continue these same steps around the wreath form until you reach where you started at. The end result will be a full and lush looking Spring tulip wreath.
The final step is to wrap the chenille around the wreath form between the tulip stems to create a loop to hang the wreath from.
I loved how this wreath looks hanging over my mantel. It would also look great on a front door.
Since I made this first Spring tulip wreath, I have made several more versions using the beautiful small tulips from Michaels. I shared them in one post for Spring Tulip Wreaths.
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I hope you find that making your own Spring tulip wreath is actually very easy just by repeating the same few steps with the stems and the ribbon around the wreath form and now go out and make one for your own home.
Hugs,
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I have always felt inspired by these tulip wreaths! I just don’t think I have the patience to create one. Gorgeous colors you’ve chosen.
Thanks Alexandra. I don’t know if I have the patience to learn crochet either so I understand. The wreath was very easy though so good luck if you try it.
How pretty! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
Thanks for visiting Cecilia
Your wreath is a nice pop of color on your mantel! Pinned. You’ll see how much I like the colors you chose when you see my spring wreath I shared today ~ #31. 🙂 Thanks for hosting!
Thanks Allyson. I will be sure to visit your post.
I love it! Thanks for sharing with us at the To Grandma’s house we go link party – I’ll be featuring you next week on my blog, Facebook and Instagram!
Thank you. Glad you liked it.
What a great spring piece to start off the season. I love the orange and yellow. Thanks for the tutorial you made it look so easy to make. SO happy to have you join us this month.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
I love a good full floral wreath and this is perfect for spring. Definitely brings some nice color into the home. Pinned.
Thanks Erlene
Tulips are perfect for spring. I like warm colors more than cool colors, so the orange and yellow tulips look gorgeous to me.
Thanks Kristie. I like the orange and yellows too.
What a beautiful wreath! I have seen a lot of tulip wreaths lately, and I just think they are so beautiful–especially when they are really full!
Thanks Cherryl. It was fun to make and I really want to try it again with different colors.
Oh my goodness, your wreath is gorgeous. Tulips are one of my favourite flowers anyway.
I’m going to keep my eyes open for faux tulips at the end of spring and buy them up ready to make this next year!!
Welcome to the Pinterest challenge – it’s lovely to have you join us 🙂
Thanks Julie! I plan to go shopping for more of them this week.
Your wreath looks great! I like the colors of the tulips you used, and it looks awesome on your mantel.
Thanks T’onna
What a gorgeous spring wreath! I love all of the pops of color. Lovely way to dress up your door for spring. The Pinterest Challenge is always a fun one. Glad that you’ve joined in!
Thanks Beverly
I love tulips! I’d love to make a wreath like yours! Pinning!
Thanks for visiting Lauren.
Your Tulip wreath turned out very pretty. I like your colors too and it is so easy!
Glad you joined us for the Pinterest Challenge. It is one of my all time favorite projects for the same reason you said. It isn’t finding a Pin to do, it’s deciding which one of the many I have saved to do this month!
Thanks so much Shirley
It’s gorgeous!
Thanks Cynthia
Your tulip wreath is very pretty! Great choice of colors!
Thanks Roseann. I am glad I was able to find enough stems in the same color but orange is one of my favorites either way.
That is lovely! I just love tulips. Pinned.
Thanks Joanne
DIdn’t that turn out fab? Love the colors and love the shape of the wreath.
Thanks Lydia. I had fun making this one and if I can find more small tulip stems I will try another color range.
Your tulip wreath is beautiful! I think I have that same pin pinned because I’ve always wanted to make a tulip wreath like that, I just love tulips. I can’t wait to see your mantel.
Thanks Jenny. The wreath is really easy to make, so you should try it. Thanks for visiting.