Easter Wreath

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Bunny Easter Wreath

After I spent the afternoon in Michael's picking the items out, (takes me a while because there is so much to choose from); I was able to put this wreath together rather quickly one evening.

There are so many opportunities for designs and accent materials to use for your Easter wreath:

•  Easter Lilies
• Spring Flowers
• Rabbits (my favorite)
• Eggs
• Chicks

Just to name a few.

I love rabbits so; I really love this time of year because there are so many rabbits on the scene, so I definitely had to have a bunny rabbit on my wreath.

I started with a simple grapevine form, but some other forms that would be great for the occasions would be a straw hat, bonnet or a half basket made to hang on the door.

I added some green sprigs with little pink buds.  I bought them in a bunch and used wire cutters to cut them apart and just stuck them into the grapevine.

I used a fine ribbon twine to attach the bunny rabbit on the side as my main focal point. 

Then I made a yellow bow with white polka dots with my EZ Bow Maker. Leaving the one end long, I situated the bow on the top and tied it onto the grapevine form and then wrapped the ribbon softly around and tucked it in at the top. 

I bought a little bird nest with some eggs that matched the peachy pink color in the bunny rabbit sleeves and threaded a fuzzy stick through the back and then attached it to the opposite side of the bunnie.

Everything is stuck or tied onto the grapevine which makes it very easy to put together and easy to modify.

You may decide to modify your design and give it a new look for next year with a few changes.

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Easter Egg Wreath

Natural Easter Egg wreath starts on a grapevine wreath form.

Add a few plastic eggs with hot glue and it is ready to hang.  Because of the natural colors this wreath can hang as an Easter or Spring  wreath.  

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Hydrangea Easter Bunny Wreath

This little bunny can brighten your Easter door.  

Supplies:

• Grapevine wreath form
• Hydrangea Flowers- I used 3 colors
• Floral Tape
• Floral Sticks
• Wire Cutters
• Ribbon for bow I uses 2 colors about at least 3 yds each
• Bunny or other center piece
• 2 Fuzzy sticks
• Easter Eggs- mine were on a stick got them at the Dollar Store

The stems were to long so I used wire cutters to cut stems to a length just long enough to poke int the grapevine wreath.

Attached the floral stick with the floral tape to make a new shorter bouquet.

Arranged the flowers and poked them into the grapevine wreath.

Added a few eggs by sticking the stick into the wreath. 

I made a bow with my using my E-Z Bow Maker with 2 colors of ribbon.  I left long tails so I would be able to wrap around the grapevine down to the flowers, and attached by tucking in the grapevine.

NO GLUE used on this wreath so it will be very easy to remove the bunny and eggs and you will have a beautiful hydrangea wreath for spring after Easter.

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Easter Chick

This cute little chick is ready for Easter!

Supplies:

• Chick or any Easter stuffed animal
• Eggs on sticks- got these at the Dollar Store
• Silk flowers
• Piece of styrofoam
• Hanging basket
• Fuzzy stick

Put your chunck of styrofoam in the basket.

Start with a layer of taller flowers across the back, securing them in the foam.

Arrange your eggs.

Take the fuzzy stick and wind around part of the stuffed animal and then attach it to one of the flowers.

Secure the flowers in the foam and your stuffed animal should be comfortably seated.

I added some smaller flowers to fill in the gaps. 

Ready to hang.

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