


Form a crown shape to your liking and use the excess wire from one end of the bundle to attach with the other end of the bundle. Wrap excessively with floral tape.

Gather your larger flowers and start wrapping them to the base with more floral wire. I wanted a very sturdy crown so I wrapped each flower multiple times.

Here’s my initial base of just white flowers. It’s a little unsymmetrical, but I don’t mind since flowers have an organic shape.

I found it easiest to attach larger flowers that had longer stem with floral wire and small flowers with hot glue. I also reinforced the larger flowers with hot glue. This crown will survive anything!
I just kept building onto the base with miscellaneous small blooms and leaves.

Ta-da!


Gahh you make it look so easy! I have tried to make a floral crown before, & it was a huge fail lol. Perhaps it's time to give it another go 🙂
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WOW!!! This is a gorgeous DIY and it really does look easy enough (or so you make it seem).
Great post!
xo Jackie
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Sounds like so much fun! Love flower crowns!!
xx,
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Such a beautiful crown! Now how do we integrate this into fall fashsion??
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Such an adorable floral crown. I am definitely giving it a try next time!
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Such a pretty DIY! Thanks for sharing
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very cute flower crown and i can't wait to see how you rock it!
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great diy
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