Spring Beaded Hoop Wreath

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Join Coach Laurie Anne as she makes this minimalist, beaded hoop wreath complete with bright purple roses and yellow ranunculus. Each element of this simplistic design is perfect for springtime!

DIY beaded hoop wreath

Today, Coach Laurie Anne is making a spring beaded hoop wreath with colorful blooms, textured greenery, and lots of feathery filler. 

I just love the way purple and yellow work together for spring. This style is more on the minimal side, with few materials and maximum impact.

That’s the power of a gorgeous color combo and artful design!

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Supplies for this project

You’ll need: 

• Beaded hoop wreath form
• Faux flowers
  • Purple cabbage roses
  • Yellow ranunculus 
• Faux greenery
  • Dusted greenery with purple florals
  • Yellow berry grass
  • Eucalyptus
  • Boxwood
• Styrofoam
• Zip ties
• Floral picks

How to make a spring beaded hoop wreath

1. Prepare the beaded hoop

First, we’re going to prepare the beaded wreath by cutting a piece of styrofoam that is 4” long, 2” wide, and 1” thick. 

Zip-tie the styrofoam to the top center of your hoop using 2 ties. 

Then, to ensure the beads don’t turn, put a bit of hot glue between each bead, just where the styrofoam is placed. 

2. Build your form

Now, we’re going to build our form, determining the height and width of the design. 

Start with pieces of ranunculus, sticking into the styrofoam on either side and securing with hot glue. Remember to keep a consistent line and design with symmetry. 

Then, glue longer stems of eucalyptus on the lower portion of the styrofoam using the same method. 

3. Add floral elements

The real star of this design is the flowers!

Add 5 cabbage roses near the center of your styrofoam, varying rose sizes to ensure there’s an equal amount of weight throughout the center. 

Cut short stems of yellow ranunculus and add about 6 blooms around the cabbage roses, aiming for an even distribution of color. 

4. Include filler

I use several types of greenery and filler in this design for a full, professional look. 

Start with the dusted greenery, hot gluing clippings around the design anywhere you see a hole. If you’re adding single stems of the purple florals, use a floral pick. 

Then, repeat this with yellow berry grass, remembering to keep the shape and seek balance. 

5. Finishing touches

For the final steps, we’re just going to ensure that the entire design has an even wash of color. If there are any holes, you’ll need to fill them in!

Use clippings of filler greenery like bulky boxwood, as well as yellow berries, for more texture. 

Finally, y’all can choose to finish the back of your design, covering the zip ties with moss or leaves. 

And with that, your spring beaded hoop wreath is complete!

Watch the video: How to make a spring beaded hoop wreath

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