This pretty painterly-style wreath is a botanical treat for Mothers, Grandparents, Aunties and friends. It's best accompanied by real blooms, but just in case you can't get to meet them in person at the moment, our floral Mother's Day wreath lies flat and is ideal for postage. Attach a loop of ribbon behind your make, so that the recipient can hang it up!
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Use some nesting doily dies to cut two white card doilies, one smaller than the other, for the wreath topper. Die-cut a large white card scalloped circle using the Sizzix die set. If you don’t have any doily dies, try using regular circle dies, scalloped circle dies or just punched or hand-cut circles.
Begin to build up your layers of flowers symmetrically on the scalloped circle using PVA glue, spaced evenly around the edge. Add the rose leaves for a little greenery.
Add the anemone flower heads between the grape hyacinths, finishing with two smaller flowers at the top. These will fill the space behind the green bow.
Layer up your Mother’s Day wreath! We’re layering four daffodil heads on top of the clustered grape hyacinths. Stick the daffodils down with sticky foam pads under the petals, with the stems glued flat onto the card.
Stick the larger die-cut doily in the middle with sticky foam pads. Layer the smaller doily on top and glue it place. Cut out a Mother’s Day tag greeting and stick it at the centre. If you don’t have any doily dies, you can substitute with real doilies or even regular circles.
Cut and fold a paper bow. Add a strip of paper round the middle and two ribbon end pieces. Fix the bow onto the wreath above the greeting.
Finally, embellish your wreath! We’ve added black pearl gems to the centres of the anemones and orange enamel dots to the daffodils. Finish the wreath with a ribbon loop at the back so you can hang it up.
