Make this modern spring floral hoop wreath using this easy DIY tutorial. Step by step instructions to make your own embroidery hoop wreath for spring!
Modern Spring Floral Hoop Wreath
April showers bring May flowers, or how does the saying go?! All I know is that we have been sopped in with rain for weeks here in Northern California. And it’s not even April! So, even though we desperately need the rain, I am looking for hints of spring!
I haven’t updated my porch since my Modern Valentine’s Day porch. I am still loving the layered doormats and bright pops of color.
But I wanted to add a little taste of spring to this scene. So, I created this floral hoop wreath. And let me tell you, this was one of the easiest wreaths to make and I just adore it! Let me show you how simple it is.
spring floral hoop wreath supplies
Here is everything you will need to make your own embroidery hoop wreath with flowers.
- 3-5 faux flowers (I used a combination of peonies and ranunculus)
- Sprays of faux leaves or you can use the leaves from the flowers (just separate them)
- 12″ Wood Embroidery Hoop
- Wire Cutters
- Floral wire
- 1 1/2″ ribbon for hanging
- Gold spray paint (optional)
Step 1
The first step in making a floral hoop wreath is to spray paint your embroidery hoop. I chose this satin gold color. I feel like this adds a more modern touch to the wreath. But feel free to leave yours natural or spray it any color you have on hand!
For the other two embroidery hoop wreaths that I have made, I left them natural and love that look too! Check out my Lemon Hoop Wreath and my Fall Floral Hoop Wreath to see more ideas.
Step 2
Separate your flowers and leaves from the stems. This allows you to work in smaller sections and get just the right look. Cut the flower stems to about 2″ in length for your floral hoop wreath.
Step 3
Place the leaves down first on the embroidery hoop and then layer the flowers on top for the wreath. There is no right or wrong way to do this. Play with it until it looks right to you! Secure each section using floral wire.
Wrap the floral wire around the stems to secure the groupings in place. You may need to use some hot glue to prevent the flowers from falling forward or down. I put a little dot of hot glue on the back of each section where the floral wire was secured.
step 4
Loop your ribbon around the top of the embroidery hoop and use this ribbon to hang your wreath!
More Spring Wreath Ideas
I love this floral hoop wreath! This is such a simple and fun project. I love how it adds a modern touch of spring to my entryway!
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leanna
your wreath is gorgeous. I love how fresh and crisp it is, so a perfect feminine match to your cute shoes mat. What a beautiful front entrance for Spring.
ashley
Thank you so much Leanna!
Erin
What color is your door?!? Im OBSESSED I
ashley
Hi! It is Benjamin Moore’s Wrought Iron.
Janine
I adore your wreath and your spring front porch. It is so inviting and colorful. You know I’ve always wanted to create this hoop wreath, and now I think I’ll have to try one for my front door. Thanks so much for joining us on this blog hop!!!
Katrin
I love hoop wreaths and when they are made with ranunculus and peonies, even better! Your wreath is gorgeous!!
Stella
This wreath has turned out so gorgeous. it is looking awesome on the front door.
Michelle James
Your Spring wreath is so pretty! I love embroidery hoop wreaths and the flowers you chose look great!
Sarah
This is such a lovely wreath for Spring and it looks beautiful on your front door. I know how you feel about longing for Spring, hoping we start to see it soon!
Rachel
I LOVE THIS WREATH AND I’M SUPER EXCITED THAT I HAVE SOME OF THESE HOOPS ON HAND THAT I KNEW I’D FIND A USE FOR EVENTUALLY. THANKS fOR SHARING! ALSO, I HAVE TO KNOW, WHAT IS THE COLOR CALLED ON YOUR DOOR? IT’S AMAZING!!
Karina
Did you pull the flowers off the stems or trim the stem? I am making one and not sure if I pull off the flower from stem and then hot glue to the hoop or leave stem on and use wire to wrap it onto hoop. Thanks!
ashley
Hi Karina. I pulled the flowers off the stems and glued the back onto the hoop. This was easier than trying to wrestle with wrapping it. Good luck and let me know how your wreath turns out! xo
Ellen
Beautiful entrance! Do you mind sharing color of cedar shakes? Thanks!