This Creative Transformation of A Thrift Store Wreath Is Amazing
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Giving a $4 thrift store wreath a makeover with colorful flowers was quick and easy, and now this beautiful wreath makes me smile. Just wait until you see how gorgeous it is!
The wreath is a Goodwill purchase from several months ago. It was a little shabby, but I could see potential. The base was a grapevine wreath, and there was plenty of greenery to work with.
I removed the bold fuchsia flowers, and the wreath has been hanging on the front door for several months.
This past weekend, I decided it was time to decorate the porch for spring and summer, and the wreath needed a makeover.
I went through my stash of floral things and found several summer, springlike, bunches of flowers to work with.
I usually cut the stems with wire cutters, but not this time. Since the stems were going on the wreath, they needed to be short, so I just pulled the bloom stem from the base stem.
I saved the bush or bouquet with the leaves. You never know. I might take the wreath apart and put the blooms back on. Probably not, but I never throw anything away. That is why our workshop is such a mess!
This flower stem is from Dollar Tree. I bought it and some others a few weeks ago because I loved the colors.
I began the wreath makeover by placing the pink hydrangea blooms in a random but pleasing order on the wreath. Then, I used my Ryobi cordless hot glue gun to adhere them to the wreath. I love this glue gun—no cords to mess with.
Next I added the tiny pink Dollar Tree flowers around the wreath. Then I stood back and admired the wreath but decided it needed more oomph.
So I thought about adding the yellow flower stems from Dollar Tree but wasn’t sure about the color mix with the pink.
It’s the perfect color combo, right? I love, love, love this “new” wreath. The yellow and pink combination is in your face and so perfect for spring and summer.
I cannot remember where I bought the hydrangea bush, but it was probably from Hobby Lobby or Michaels. With the addition of the new flowers and the $4 wreath price, my gorgeous wreath still rings in under $20, for sure.
Have you looked at wreath prices lately? A $20 wreath is a deal, and I would put my wreath up against any store-bought wreath any day.
New pots of flowers from our locally owned “Stand.”
Sorry….I really am impressed with myself, aren’t I? Tell me what you think of the wreath…good, bad, sad, happy…. Thanks for being here, and have a great day, Kathy
Last update on 2025-05-12 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
