This sweet and easy hydrangea wreath took only 5 minutes to make!
All you need is a hydrangea bush in fall, scissors and a base.
I got the idea from Daisy Mae Belle’s own pretty version!
I started with a twiggy wreath I had on hand. Honestly, I love it as it is, so if I had one I loved less, I would have used that instead.
The important thing here is to utilize how the wreath was wrapped.
All I did was cut the hydrangea stems on a sharp angle, then slipped them into the wrapped vines. That’s it!
These are fall hydrangeas, so they’re a little crispy to the touch right off the bush. Because of that, they’ll dry pretty nicely as is. If they were fresher, I would have set them in water to dry first.
The colours look a little more vibrant outdoors.
It’s just too cute and suits just about anywhere!
Don’t get so wrapped up in the blogging end of things that you have no time to create. Remember to get offline and do that special thing that makes you happy!
All that pinning you do is just pinning.
Get offline and create!
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This is so beautiful! Can’t believe it was so easy…! – Susan
That wreath is so pretty Donna! Love it.
Love it! The multi-colored hydrangeas are awesome.
WOW ! Love this wreath!
Beautiful. Your hydrangea colours are gorgeous!
Love it. Guess you have decided to do the month blog. Congrats to you. Have a great day.
so, so pretty!!!!
Great idea. If you need a cheap and easy frame to create your wreath as well, I would suggest using a coat hanger. It works great and everyone has one of those around.
I have several hydrangea bushes and this project is perfect for Thanksgiving. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! Now to find a friend with a hydrangea bush : )
I absolutely love it! I really need some hydrangea bushes in my yard….
Love it. This is on my ‘gotta do’ list. I’ve already cut my hydrangea, so now, just to get some of it on a wreath. THANKS for the push in that direction.
So beautiful!
That wreath is beautiful! Thank you for the idea!
Love the colours and the wreath..good job.
Your hydrangea projects are gorgeous! Oh how I wish I could grow them here, but it’s too hot and the soil isn’t right. I’ll enjoy yours for now. Thanks for hosting Donna.
how do u dry them in water i hung mine upside down but they are all ariveled up and not fluffy????
Beautiful wreath..I was told that if you leave them inside they keep their color and if outside they go brown..Have a great weekend..
I am heading out to my yard tomorrow morning to gather up the last of my Hydrangeas. What you said about not getting caught up in blogging? I am all about being way too caught up in “producing” as in for other people! I have so neglected the time to make anything for myself, just because it brings me joy. Thank you so much for this reminder. I am copying and printing this to put right above my computer. I tell you, those words were inspired!
Thanks so much for showing my hydrangea wreath! It is the easiest wreath you will ever make! And, quite possibly one of the prettiest! Life to the full, Melissa
Thank you Miss Donna for hosting! A little late, but better late than never!
Oh it’s absolutely gorgeous! I’ll be pinning this for future use…maybe this year, maybe next but I do need to make one of these. Thanks for sharing.
Debbie
Yes, that was so simple, and beautiful. I am learning that simplest things in life
sometimes the best way to go. Thanks for sharing.
I honestly can’t get over how easy this is. I usually cut them, and put them in a vase, but this will last. A must share! Sharing over on my FB page this morning-Thanks for the inspiration Donna! ~ Julie
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This is a real stunner Donna! What beautiful Colors! I thought you had inked them at first
I love this post and since it inspired me to make my own wreaths, I put a link back to you in my post about hydrangea wreaths.
Candy
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The wreath is so perfect. It combined with all important colours and it will suit anywhere.
Dear Donna!!!
I made my hydrangea wreath TODAY!!!
I love it, I just wrote a quick post about it:
http://www.restory.ca
I am migrating my blog from Condensedlovehome to restory.ca
Thank you for the inspiration!!!
Claudine