Quick and Easy (and CHEAP) Way to Create Cherry Blossom Tree

4 Materials
$8
1 Hour
Easy

I absolutely love fresh flowers, but it can get very costly to keep getting fresh flowers all the time, so faux flowers are next best thing especially when it comes to interiors. I have always loved cherry blossom trees and making one was always on my list to do. Many tutorials were so fiddly and involved lots of paper cutting, I decided to instead do it the easy way. The best thing it is very cheap to do too!

I found these faux hydrangea flowers at a local shop, I think it cost around $3 on sale. The colour was perfect and it had so many flowers I only needed one hydrangea.

I separated each petal and painted the inside of each flower using some acrylic paint. You don't have to be artistic or too perfect with it either.. it took me around 10 minutes to do.

I then got a dry branch from the garden (free!) and started gluing the little petals individually using a hot glue gun, until the whole branch was covered. And that was pretty much it!!

Enjoy beautiful spring blooms all year round!

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  • Noeline Noeline on Aug 15, 2018

    How do you keep these tiny flowers clean?

  • Joan Stanley Joan Stanley on Aug 03, 2019

    How large is this? Looks about 1 ft . Hard to tell from the close up pics.

  • Kimberlee Kimberlee on May 25, 2020

    Whrn you say you painted the flowers, what did you do exactly?

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