Easy DIY Spring Wreath Tutorial

Gather Materials:

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Glue the split wooden balls

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I left a gap to add faux flowers. I started with lamps ear.

Add the Faux Flowers

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I used floral wire and zip ties then hot glue to secure the flowers.

Now you're ready to hang your wreath!

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