DIY Pussy Willow Wreath

by Giustina

This DIY Pussy Willow Wreath is easy to create & looks beautiful for winter or spring on a door & even as a Valentine's decoration!

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I may be in love with this Pussy Willow Wreath & LOVE letters sign! It's something I have been thinking about making for a little while now & I am super excited with how it turned out!

When my husband first saw me chopping up Q-tips he looked a little hesitant, but when he saw the results he admitted that it looked really nice!

I personally think it's perfectly LOVE-ly!

Pun intended.

Sorry, I couldn't help myself! The quirkiness demands to be seen & heard!

I love that this wreath can be hung on a door, on your mantel, or within a letter display!

And I especially love that it can work for both winter & spring decor since the Pussy Willow tree/shrub appears in the late winter & early spring!

Materials:

Q-tips

Scissors

Hot Glue Gun & Glue

Grapevine Wreath

First, cut off the ends of a bunch of q-tips.

Then all that's left is to hot glue the q-tips to the wreath.

I highly suggest using a low-temp hot glue gun since you will be hot glueing small objects.

You can read my full post, how I created the L(o)VE letters, & see my step-by-step tutorial (including pictures) by clicking the link below!

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John Nelson on Sep 21, 2017

Is there anyway to do this project using mini kites and look the same with the white color?

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Joan on Dec 31, 2020

What size wreath did you use? and how many Q-Tips did you use? Thanks.

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Ruidoso on May 10, 2016
I can't wait to see my husband's face when I start to chop up q-tips. I am SO doing this!

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- Giustina on Jun 05, 2016
  @Ruidoso haha! It's a lot of fun! :)
  
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Kathrine Anderson on Dec 27, 2020

What a great idea! I could see using this technique with grapevine garlands as well as the wreaths!

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