Boxwood Wreath for Spring
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Spring into spring crafting with a bright and beautiful new wreath project! Our DIY boxwood wreath for spring combines our recent boxwood wreath project with crepe paper peonies, ranunculus, daffodils, and a blooming branch. This pretty spring craft project will liven up any wall or door of your home, invoking a fresh breath of creativity.
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A boxwood wreath is a great way to bring some greenery into your home. And these flowers add such vibrant, gorgeous spring color to your home. When you’re ready to craft your own pretty boxwood wreath for spring, just click the links below to craft each of these pieces individually.
Once you’ve crafted your wreath and flowers, you can assemble your wreath. The stems of the flowers stick into the foam core of the wreath very easily — no glue necessary! Have questions about this project? Just comment below.
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Materials
This pretty spring wreath project includes the following projects:
- Frosted Papercut Boxwood Wreath
- Crepe Paper Peonies for Fall
- Extra Fine Crepe Paper Ranunculus
- Crepe Paper Daffodils
- Crepe Paper Blooming Branch
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Salome Buelow
January 11, 2021 at 11:18am
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Caroline Bosak
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Jean Hunt
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February 16, 2018 at 8:06pm
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Back to the TopHello – Where is the pattern for the peony buds? Thank you!
Hi! You can find the buds here: https://liagriffith.com/how-to-make-crepe-paper-peonies-for-fall/
Hi there
I have just paid for your membership and I am looking for instructions on how to make this wreath. How many of each flower and what are the colors? It is just so beautiful!
Hi Caroline,
To make the wreath please follow the tutorial and instructions for the boxwood wreath. To attach the flowers to the wreath you simply push the wire into your foam wreath form, you may use hot glue if needed for stability. For the flowers we used the following colors: Peony made with extra fine in camellia. Ranunculus made with extra fine in blush and coral. Daffodils made in extra fine white and chiffon. Small blossoms made with extra fine in white and chiffon. The crepe leaves are made using extra fine in Juniper, and the paper leaves are made using frosted paper from paper papers in the color fairway.
How many of the leaves do you need to print?
Hi Kristin– we didn’t print the leaves, but this post gives you a bit more direction on how many we cut (over 30 of each 3 colors!): https://liagriffith.com/frosted-papercut-boxwood-wreath/
absolutely beautiful will be making these for family and friends oh and for myself too thankyou for sharing
Yay! So happy to hear it 🙂
how do I download without using windzip?
If you’re on a PC, right-click the Zip folder and click “Extract All”.