I was browsing online a few months back, and I came across a beautiful boxwood wreath on the Michael's website. I fell in love with the look of it, but the $99 price tag was less than appealing. So, I made it my mission to create my own version.
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The best part about this boxwood wreath diy was I only needed a few supplies!
Here is everything I used to make this wreath:
- 14 inch square wired wreath form
- 2 boxwood garlands
- green floral wire
- wire cutters/needle nose pliers
To create this wreath I simply attached the entire garland onto the wire wreath form using the floral wire. There really isn't much more to explain!
The green wire blends in nicely.
I precut a bunch of pieces of the floral wire in about 2 inch lengths, and attached the garland to the wreath form every few inches or so. After poking my finger with the wire a couple of times I realized it was easier to use the pliers to twist the wire onto itself!
This is what it looked like after the first garland was attached.
I continued the same process with the second garland, wrapping around the wreath form in the same direction as the first.
I created this welcome sign using my cricut of course!
Here is a side by side of my diy boxwood wreath and the one from Michael's. I have to say I'm loving the un-manicured look of mine.
Theirs is on sale for $79 now, while mine cost under $15 to create. If you are going to try this boxwood wreath diy be sure to sue your coupons when shopping to keep costs low!
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