Wooden Daisy DIY

· + Four Ways to Decorate for Spring ·

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Mar, 16, 2021
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When I think of spring, daisies and bunnies are definitely the first thing that come to mind. Throw in a mix of pastels, boho textures and some neutrals and we are on our way to the perfect spring and Easter home decor! In this post I will be sharing how to a make your own wooden daisies that are to die for, the cutest colorful, boho bunnies, and 4 different ways to decorate your home with them. I can’t wait to get into this one so let’s get started!

Step 1

String 6 beads at a time onto your elastic cord. Tie it off with a double knot. 

Step 2

Trim off the excess cord and dab the knot with some hot glue to secure it. 

Step 3

Hot glue a wooden bead or felt pom pom into the center of the 6 beads. I found it’s best to use a similar size, in a contrasting color from your 6 main beads. For the larger daises I choose to use to the colorful pom poms and for the smaller daisies I choose to use contrasting wood beads. The hot glue does get a little messy so I would definitely say, less is better for this project. 

What you’ll need: Colorful felt | mini felt pom poms | floral vase filler (or you can make pom poms out of yarn using a pom pom maker) 
Step 1

Free hand cut bunny ears out of your colorful felt. You can print out a stencil if you’d prefer, but free handing eliminated having to trace the stencil onto the felt first. 

Step 2

Glue your bunny ears to the back of your pom pom towards the top using a hot glue gun. Now glue a small felt pom pom to the back for the bunnies tail. That’s it!

Spring Centerpiece

What you’ll need: Wooden Tray | Speckled Rainbow Eggs | Rattan Eggs | Easter Grass | Wooden Eggs | Bunny DIY | Daisy DIY

Start with your empty wooden tray and layer the bottom with the natural easter grass. Second, layer in your decorative eggs, starting with the wooden eggs as they are the most neutral. Then add your colorful eggs making sure to space out the colors. Next you will sprinkle in a few of those fun DIY bunnies that you just put together. Lastly you will add in the wooden daisies in a variety of sizes and color. I added the daisies last as I wanted those to be the most visible throughout the centerpiece. 

4 Ways to Decorate for Spring

1 DECORATIVE Egg | 2 Spring Vase Filler | 3  Spring Centerpiece | 4 Wooden Daisy Garland 
Decorative Egg

I picked up a wooden egg by Spritz from Target. I started by hot glueing strands of Fibre Rush to cover the sides of the egg, to give it a little more of a boho look. I then took my DIY daisies and hot glued a good variety to the front of the egg, making the perfect easter decor piece for my shelves. 

Spring Vase Filler

Using a large glass vase with a wide neck, I layered the same decorative egg from the centerpiece I shared above and added both the DIY daisies and bunnies to make the perfect spring focal point for my kitchen island. 

Spring Centerpiece

My absolute favorite and worth mentioning again. Find more details above!

Wooden Daisy Garland

I took some twine and hot glued the wooden daises to it, alternating between the natural wood and the stained wood, giving me the perfect spring garland for my living room shelves. And honestly this may somehow be making an appearance all year long, I love it so much!

I hope you love the wooden daisies as much as I do! I’d love to hear your favorite way I decorated with them: the wooden daisy garland, the spring vase filler, the decorative egg or the spring centerpiece? Tell me in the comments below!

As always, thank you so much for reading! 

Lindsay

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