DIY Spring Floral Wreath ⋆Pottery Barn Knock-off Wreath

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I was inspired recently by all the Easter/ Spring Decor that came out from the Pottery Barn.  I just adore their natural looking wreaths, but the Faux Trailing Dogwood Wreath {that I love so much} would have set me back almost $50.00!!!

Here is the Pottery Barn version:

image from Pinterest

So of course I set out to make my own for less than $15.00 and had supplies to make a LOT more with the supplies (see my Living Room Makeover).   Here is how I made this beautiful Trailing Dogwood Wreath…

Supplies:

Natural Wreath: $3.99 at Hobby Lobby

White Flowers: $3.49 (this was 50% off)

small nest: $3.99 (this was a set of 2)

Paper Mache Eggs : about 3 dollars at Hobby Lobby

Paint (this I had on hand)

Hot Glue

Here is the beautiful wreath that I bought from Hobby Lobby!!!   I just love their wreaths and the price!

First I took all the flowers off and set them on the wreath where I wanted them.  Then I placed some of the leaves that came with the flowers around the flowers.  Then once I got them where I wanted them I hot glued them on.

 

The little nest that I got had wires already on it.  I just left the wires on the nest and wrapped them around the wreath setting on the inner circle on the bottom.  Then I glued some paper mache eggs that I painted blue with brown dots to look like Robin’s eggs inside (with the hot glue).  Then I was finished!!! This was so easy and so pretty!!!

I just love this wreath.  It makes me excited about the season and all the beauty that it brings!!!

I think it looks spectacular on my door too!  🙂