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.
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 2025-06-02 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
The wreath is lovely and I bet it really stands out on your front door!
Thank you!
Beautiful!!!