Wine Bottle Flower Bouquet Arrangements

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How to Make Your Own Flower Arrangement on a Wine Bottle

I saw these cute wine bottle bouquet floral arrangements and was dying to try this fun idea! What a perfect way to elevate a hostess gift, a Christmas gift, or a special addition to celebrate any occasion. I’ve already created one that would be perfect for Winter and your favorite Valentine. Let’s try a few more together!

This idea is proof that you can find inspiration anywhere and use other ideas to make your own with some simple personal touches. You could also tweak the designs and supplies a little to use fresh flowers and greenery as well! That would be a perfect way to deliver an ordinary bottle of wine! Let’s explore this new and fun project together!

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Supplies for Wine Bottle Bouquet Arrangement:

• Wine Bottle of Your Choice
• Bloom-in-Box Wine Vessel
• Desert Craft Foam
• Frosted Greenery Craft Spray
• Pine Craft Spray
• Pittosporum Greenery Bunch
• Red Velvet Tulip Blossom Craft Spray
• Wire Cutters
• Glue Pot with Hot Glue
• Floral Wire

How To Make A Wine Bottle Arrangement: Step-By-Step Tutorial

1. Prep Your Vessel for Your Arrangement

Start with a bloom-in-box plastic vessel that attaches to your wine bottle and will hold the base of your floral arrangement. Cut a piece of craft foam in a circle to fit into the side holder.

Take your frosted greenery spray and use wire cutters to cut it into separate pieces.

2. Start Building Your Floral Base

Next, take a longer piece of greenery and dip the ends in hot glue. Add into the front of the foam to give your piece some height. Dip a second piece into the hot glue and insert it into the back of the craft foam to start creating a line you are going to work with.

Place a second piece in the front and another piece into the back of the craft foam, making sure to secure it with hot glue. Use some smaller pieces of greenery to start filling in the center.

3. Add More Greenery

Now, add a separate piece of eucalyptus and pine with wire cutters. Place the eucalyptus stem into the center and a small bunch of white flowers in the middle. Twist some floral wire around your pinecone and insert it into the center of your craft foam. Don’t forget to use hot glue on the ends before placing them into the foam.

Separate your Pine craft spray into individual pieces. Use hot glue and add one to the front and back of your greenery base. Add a third pine stem to the backside. Continue adding stems from the green leaf craft spray starting with two stems towards the front. Work along the line you’ve established and add another in the back.

Add two shorter pieces of greenery from your craft sprays into the backside. Grab another variety of greenery and hot glue the end to insert into any holes that may need filling.

4. Let’s Add Flowers

Using your wire cutters, cut your red tulips bunch into smaller pieces, making sure to keep some longer for some height. Work along your line and add a few taller tulips into the front and do the same to the back for balance. Hot glue the ends before adding to the foam.

Keep adding a few more tulips throughout the arrangement using hot glue and following the line of your design. Make any necessary changes or adjustments to your piece as you go.

Fill in any holes you may see with the various greenery you have left from the craft sprays you have used. Try to make sure the craft foam is completely covered as you work.

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