Spring Decor Made Simple

Learn how to create simple and beautiful decorations that will bring a fresh and vibrant feel to your space with these three easy DIY spring decor crafts.

1. Spring Wooden Heart Wreath With Flowers

Materials needed:

- Wooden heart (or any design you prefer)

- Silk flowers (any type will do)

- Hot glue (or any adhesive you prefer)

- Gems (optional)

- Lettering of your choice (I used a letter stencil)

- Paint (I used white paint for my letters)

Instructions:

1. Take your flower pieces and glue them around your wooden heart.

2. You can add some gems to a few flowers for extra sparkle.

3. Next, design the lettering of your choice using a letter stencil.

4. Finally, paint your letters with the paint of your choice (I used white paint).

That's it! Your beautiful DIY craft is complete.

2. Flowery Spring Birdhouse

To create a colorful birdhouse decoration, you will need paint, flowers, and glue.

First, paint the birdhouse in your preferred color and let it dry. Then, personalize the birdhouse by adding your own designs. For instance, you can paint some grass and flowers. Finally, use the glue to attach flowers to the top of the birdhouse roof. Your lovely birdhouse decoration is now complete! You can display it in various places such as the kitchen, entry table, or even on the porch.

3. A Simple Spring Flower Display

For this simple spring flower display, I used an old candle jar. Firstly, I cleaned the jar using soap and water. I had a few extra flowers that I used for this display, which were held together by a tan paper twist. I took it off the flowers and tied it around the candle jar, as I felt it added to its overall look. Using scissors, I cut a few silk rose petals and added them to the bottom of the jar. Finally, I arranged the flowers in the jar, and voila! The spring flower display was all done.

I hope you enjoyed my Spring decor made simple.

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Happy Reading.

♡

Stephanie

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