4 DIY summer wreaths

Wreaths are not just for Christmas, nor are they just for your front door. Make your whole home beautiful with these quick and easy diy summer wreaths.

When a huge box of goodies arrived from corsage creations, I was planning on making one wreath for my front door. But I couldn’t stop at one. So I’ve created 4 beautiful modern wreaths that you’ll just have to make too!

Dahlia and Hydrangea wreath

I love the free form of this wreath, as it uses no hoop for structure just the curve of the Ivy as it twists around.

Dahlia and Hydrangea wreath

Dahlia and Hydrangea wreath

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
4.3 Stars (4 Reviews)

Materials

  • Large Ivy bush
  • Blush pink hydrangea
  • 2 cream dahlias
  • 2 pink dahlias
  • Bullion wire

Tools

  • Wire snips
  • Glue gun

Instructions

  1. Gather your materials
  2. Form the ivy into a rough circle and secure with wire.
  3. Remove the flowers and foliage from the their stalks.
  4. Glue the foliage into the wreath
  5. Finally glue the flowers in place

Pink ribbon wreath

Not just for front doors, this pink ribbon wreath looks fantastic on my grey fireplace.

Pink ribbon wreath

Pink ribbon wreath

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 40 minutes
No Ratings

Materials

  • 25mm double face satin ribbon in pale pink
  • 60cm wedding hoop
  • silk spiral eucalyputus spray
  • 2 garden roses in light pink
  • 2 garden roses in cream
  • spray of lambs ear

Tools

  • Glue gun
  • scissors

Instructions

  1. Gather your materials
  2. Secure the end of the ribbon onto the hoop with the glue gun. Then wrap the ribbon around the hoop until completely covered.
  3. Cut and secure the loose end with the glue gun.
  4. Add the spray of eucalyptus to the left hand bottom of the hoop and the lambs ear to the right hand side. Secure them by twisting the stalks around the hoop. You might need to add wire if it is not secure enough
  5. Remove the roses and their leaves from the stalks
  6. Glue the rose leaves in the center
  7. Finally glue the roses in the center

Easy rose wreath

You can’t beat classic roses in a wreath. This one is full of beautiful blooms and will look beautiful where ever you hang it.

Easy Rose wreath

Easy Rose wreath

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 40 minutes

Looking for ideas to make a summer wreath for your front door? This diy rose wreath is quick and easy. A modern take using large flowers. Learn how to make this homemade wreath today!

5.0 Stars (2 Reviews)

Materials

  • 40cm wedding hoop in white
  • 2 bunches of roses and hydrangeas 
  • Green bullion wire
  • Artifical Ivy garland

Tools

  • Glue Gun
  • Wire snips
  • Scissors

Instructions

  1. Gather your materials
  2. Wrap the Ivy around the hoop
  3. Secure with the floral wire
  4. Continue until the hoop is completely covered
  5. Remove the flowers and their foliage from the plastic stems
  6. Using the glue gun, secure the foliage and base flowers onto the wreath
  7. Finally glue on the roses.

Magnolia and peony wreath

This wreath combines two of my favourite flowers. I love the bohemian ribbon loops hanging down. Great for photo props as well as decorating your door.

Magnolia and Peony wreath

Magnolia and Peony wreath

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
Difficulty: easy
No Ratings

Materials

  • 60cm wedding hoop
  • Silk eucalyptus bush 
  •  2 sprays of Pink magnolia flowers and buds
  • 2 sprays of pale pink peonys and buds
  • 25mm double faced satin ribbon

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Glue gun

Instructions

  1. Gather your supplies
  2. Cut 8 arm lengths of ribbon. Fold around the hoop and secure with a glue gun near the hoop.
  3. Cut the foliage off the main plastic stalks. Arrange so it is roughly symmetrical either side of the ribbon loops. Attach with a glue gun.
  4. Remove blooms from their stalks. Play around with the arrangement until you are happy with the position of the flowers and buds. Avoid symmetry with the flowers. Think about grouping some and having some on their own.
  5. Once you are happy, glue in place.

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74 Comments

  1. ashleigh allan says:

    I love lilies and roses!

  2. Sandra Fortune says:

    I love orchids

  3. Sheena Batey says:

    It’s a freesia

  4. Lyndsey cooksey says:

    My favourite flowers are freesias. They are my moms favourite too, its what always buy her for Mothers day.

  5. Jodie Green says:

    I love Poppies, my youngest daughter is called Poppy 🙂

  6. Helen Arlow says:

    I love sunflowers x

  7. Charlotte isobelle says:

    I actually love daffodils they symbol summer is on its way for me!

  8. Priscilla Stubbs says:

    I love daffodils in the Spring and roses in the Summer

  9. Carole Nott says:

    It depends on the time of year. In the summer I love fuschias

  10. Laura Pritchard says:

    I love Peonies!

  11. ADEINNE TONNER says:

    For me it has to be tulips

  12. fiona waterworth says:

    my favourite is the pompom dahlia

  13. My favourite is snowdrops, the first sign that winter is over

  14. HowToDrawAnOwl says:

    amazing, youre so talented!

  15. Sharon Hirst says:

    Roses are my favourite

  16. Alice Gilkes says:

    Tulips are my favourite type of flower.

  17. Ruth Harwood says:

    I do love Orchids xx

  18. Christina Wadeley says:

    Lillies are my favourite flower because they smell so sweet

  19. Susan Smith says:

    The Rose, it has some amazing scents and the colours are beautiful

  20. Rachel Butterworth says:

    Bluebells.

  21. Emma Byford says:

    Poppies, sunflowers and hydrangeas 🙂

  22. TANIA STANNARD says:

    I love Peonies, so romantic and delicate. Ive put your page under favourites so I can have a go at making a wreath.

  23. Rachael Sexey says:

    I love sunflowers 🌻

  24. V Poulston says:

    Sunflowers are so bright and cheery

  25. chris bull says:

    Daisy is my fave flower, it makes me smile

  26. adrian price says:

    a good old fashioned rose

  27. Alison Thackray says:

    Love daisies, colourful and cheery

  28. Steven Grummett says:

    Sunflower 🌻

  29. My favourite flowers are wildflowers, so poppies and daisies and things you find growing wild in hedgerows. I can’t choose just one!

  30. Penny Wilsher says:

    Hellebore are my favourites mixed with ferns and foliage

  31. Allison Sherwood says:

    Bluebells and Tulips

  32. Patricia Barrett says:

    Tulips are my favourite

  33. Nadia Josephine says:

    Great idea! I want to try this to make some gifts for my family! Although you make it look so easy I daresay mine will not look as brilliant as yours!

  34. I don’t know if I have just one favourite. I like roses, peonies, tulips

  35. Sarah Cooper says:

    I love snapdragons.

  36. Jennifer Rhymer says:

    Peonies are my favourite x

  37. Mandy Doherty says:

    I love roses and sweet williams

  38. Maria Messruther says:

    I love snowdrops. They are the first sign spring is on the way 😀

  39. Anthea Holloway says:

    I love asters

  40. Dragonfly63 says:

    Alstroemerias, beautiful, easy to grow and last for ages as cut flowers.

  41. So difficult to choose just one as I like all flowers but peonies, dianthus and roses are probably my favourites

  42. Patricia Barrett says:

    My favourites are lilies.

  43. Orchids are my favourite but I love all flowers.

  44. Cara-Jane Hunter says:

    Making the world more beautiful!

  45. Mel Pennie says:

    Sunflower 🌻

  46. I love pink carnations

  47. Barbara Crook says:

    Has to be the rose, beautiful

  48. Sarah Roberts says:

    l adore Hydrangea’s and Peonies so beautiful!

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