DIY Pool Noodle Wreath
Dear friends, today you’ll need to put your crafty hat on. My special guest Cindy from Cloches & Lavender is a very creative wreath maker ( it’s one of her specialties) and she’s going to show us how to make a spring wreath using grapevine and a pool noodle!
Welcome Cindy (smile)
Do you love grapevine, moss, and pool noodles? Discover a great way to create this easy craft idea a DIY Pool Noodle Grapevine Wreath. Add this to your front door or home decor. As we create this beautiful wreath, we will explore different ways and a great way to make pool noodles into seasonal wreaths. Create a pool noodle wreath with faux succulents for a summer party.
Embrace Beautiful Wreaths: Seasonal Wreaths For Your Home Decor
Crafting your own wreath is a great way to make wreaths that can be customized using your favorite things and to make seasonal wreaths to fit your decorating style. This pool noodle grapevine wreath offers a super simple way to elevate your home decor, whether for a spring wreath, fall harvest, or the holiday season. Think about wreath-making and enjoy the natural beauty of these wreaths to add to your home.
Easy Crafts And Versatility
- Easy Craft Idea: Pool noodle wreaths are easy to assemble, even if you don’t have much crafting experience. Wrap the pool noodles into a circular shape, and connect the ends with hot glue, and duct tape. Insert it in the middle of a grapevine wreath form and cover it with moss. The easiest way to customize a wreath, add faux greenery, larger flowers, or scraps of fabric for pops of color.
- Versatile: A pool noodle wreath with a grapevine wreath form can be used in different ways, a front door, a front porch, or seasonal wreaths for different seasons. It’s a great way to make a faux succulent wreath to enhance a spring or summer party.
Craft Supplies:
- A pool noodle – grocery stores, Dollar Store, Dollar Tree, or Home Depot
- Grapevine wreath form
- Scissors
- Self stick moss – craft stores
- Wood Dowel
- Hot glue gun
- Duct tape
- Popsicle stick
- Protective fingertips
Step 1: Shaping the Pool Noodle Oval To Fit The Grapevine Wreath Form
First thing, measure your pool noodles before cutting. Add it to the middle of the grapevine wreath. This gives a good measurement. Using scissors cut the pool noodles to size.
Step 2: Securing The Wood Dowel With A Hot Glue Gun
We want to ensure the pool noodle is just the right size to fit snugly in the middle of the wreath.For a 16-inch grapevine wreath form, approximately 14.5 inches should fit the middle of the wreath.First thing, using a hot glue gun add low-temperature hot glue to the sides of the hole of the pool noodle.Add a bit of hot glue to the bottom of the wood dowel and the sides.(This may seem to be a bit much but keeping this secure is the key to this easy craft idea).
Step 3: Crafting With Moss Cut For A Beautiful Wreath
set your hot glue gun at a low temperature.Grab the moss and cut strips to cover the pool noodle.Cut the moss into approximately 4-inch wide strips.Peel the backing off the sticky moss, and add it to the pool noodle.Before pressing the moss on the wreath carefully add a little bit of hot glue. Press the moss strip down and move to the next section.Cover the entire pool noodle wreath with moss strips.
This process goes rather quickly. The moss is very sticky but don’t skip adding the hot glue.Over time the moss may become loose and ruin your DIY wreath.
Step 4: Craft Idea: A Nest is a Great Way to add some Natural Beauty
A super simple way to add a touch of nature and natural beauty. Add a bird’s nest secured using floral pins.
Embrace Beautiful Wreaths: Seasonal Wreaths For Your Home Decor
In the end, crafting your own wreath is a great way to make these beautiful wreaths that can be customized using your favorite things and to make your seasonal wreaths.This pool noodle grapevine wreath offers a super simple way to elevate your home decor, whether for a spring wreath, fall harvest, or the holiday season.
Happy Crafting!!
What a wonderful tutorial Cindy, thank you so much for being my guest.
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