This spring hoop wreath is stunning, and super easy to create! You can add greenery, flowers, or whatever you like to make your DIY wreath unique!
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Spring Hoop Wreath
I have wanted to create one of these hoop wreaths for a while, but didn't make it a high priority on my SUPER long list of things to do. I am not a florist, floral expert, or anything close to those two things. However, I can create a decent flower arrangement and most of my projects seem to withstand the test of time. Therefore, I'm going to show you how I made a hoop wreath, the easy way!
When I was in Joann's the other day, looking for materials to make my spring hoop wreath, I stumbled upon a stash of gold hoop wreaths with some greenery already attached! The wreath's were 50% off, and I had a coupon for an additional 20% off! The greens were pretty, but it definitely needed a little more to plump them up and add some pizzazz!
I bought some more greenery and some beautiful faux flowers. I'd love to tell you the name of the greens and flowers I bought, but they only said "bush" and "flowers" on the tags! Haha! I'm using my very limited floral knowledge to say that I bought faux peonies. Although, the pink ones might be some kind of rose!?
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To create my hoop wreath, I cut the greens and flowers using wire cutters. You want to use long stems for the greens, so that they can wrap up the sides of the hoop wreath. For the flowers, you can snip off the heads of the flowers leaving an inch or so on the stem. This makes it easier to attach them to the hoop. You can attach your florals using floral tape, floral wire, hot glue, zip ties, twine, or anything that works! I used hot glue, twine, and the zip ties that were already there when I bought the wreath.
On one side of the hoop wreath, I was able to slide my cut stems through the zip ties that were already there. On the other side, I had to use a glue gun to affix the stems.
I'm so pumped that I found the hoop wreath with greens at Joann's! Some people might think it's cheating, but I think it's just working smarter...not harder! I guess you could call it semi-homemade! Here's how to get the look!
Details to DIY the Spring Hoop Wreath
Materials Needed:
- Hoop-steel ring or embroidery hoop
- Greenery (at least three different types)
- Flowers (try to use an odd number of flowers)
- Glue gun and glue sticks
- Twine, floral wire, floral tape, zip ties or some other way to attach the stems
- Wire cutters
- Ribbon for hanging (I used Hearth & Hand ribbon.)
Step 1:
Step 1:Cut your stems using wire cutters. Leave some extra room on the end of the stems to attach to the hoop wreath. I used some extra greens and peonies from Joann's to add to the hoop wreath and make it more springy!
Step 2:
Attach your greenery to the wreath. You can use floral wire, floral tape, hot glue, zip ties and more! The wreath I bought had zip ties and I was able to slide one stem under one zip tie, but on the other side I had to use hot glue. 
To make sure that the hot glue held, I tied the stem to the hoop wreath using twine, since I didn't have any floral tape or wire. It works just as well, so no need to spend more money!
Step 3:
Add your flowers! This is the best part! I chose the white peony for the center because it was the largest. I got the pink peonies to flank the white one.
Spring Hoop Wreath
Here are the wreaths in my house! I hung them using some Hearth & Hand ribbon that I already had.
These wreaths are so simple, yet so pretty! What's even better is that you can make them anytime of year! In other words, you can expect to see more from me!
If you are not into DIY-ing the wreath, here are a few that are already done for you!
Buy these adorable hoop wreaths already made:
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I love your gorgeous wreath, hoop wreaths are my favourite!!
Thank you so much Katrin!!! I know…I can’t get enough of them!
Those are beautiful! I can’t wait to try a hoop wreath!
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Thank you so much! Yes, join in on the craze!!! Ha!
This is such a gorgeous wreath! Pinned.
It was so easy! Thank you so much for your kind words!
The flowers and greenery are beautiful! Lovely colors! Pinning!
Thank you so much! It was fun to make! I so appreciate the pin! 🙂
I love this wreath trend too. So simple and yet so pretty!
Yes! I can’t get enough of it!
Beautiful! Where did you find that metal hoop?! I’ve seen them various places but never with a second bar at the bottom like this one.
Beautiful! I love hoop wreaths! I had a hard time finding large ones for my daughter’s wedding. Any ideas where u can find?
Thank you so much! If you are into making them yourself, I’ve seen some made out of hula hoops on Pinterest! Otherwise, I would try Etsy. Good luck!
Sorry, just reread and saw you said Joann’s. I’ve just never seen that style there 🙂
I’m so sorry that I just saw this! Yes, I got it at Joanns! Thank you so much!!!
Absolutely beautiful and your tutorial was so fun! I have my supplies and ready to go for it!
You are so kind! I bet yours will be beautiful! Send pictures if you can!
Beautiful!! I have just made three, and wondering if you have any tips on hanging them when they aren’t bottom heavy? I have greenery starting at the bottom then travelling up one side of the hoop, not sure how to hang it without the hoop rotating. Thanks!
Hi! So sorry for the delay in my response! I was lucky with this specific hoop wreath, because it hung straight for me. However, I have used command hooks for other wreaths and swags to get them to stay where I want! Hopefully that works for you too!
Super pretty hoop wreath! I hope you will make some seasonal ones too.
Happy Fall,
Kippi
Thank you Kippi! I just got the supplies for a fall one thanks to you!
Beautiful! What is the name of all the greenery you used?
Thank you so much! Unfortunately I don’t have the name of each piece of greenery, because the metal hoop wreath came with most of the greenery. I added in lambs ear!
Good day
This wreath is stunning. Can you please tell me how long the flowers would last using the hot glue technique?
Warm regards
Tania
Hi! These are actually fake flowers that I bought at JoAnns, so they will last forever!
Great inspiration for a spring door hanger.
Thank you!
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