How to Make the Easiest Faux Succulent and Moss Wreath

Learn how to make the easiest faux succulent and moss wreath with one tool that makes everything come together in less than 30 minutes. 

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One thing that I am absolutely dreamy about are succulents. Who isn’t these days? The great news is that if you think you have a black thumb, then this craft will still be perfect for you. How about FAUX succulents that are still just as stunning?!

With a touch of moss and a variety of different succulents, you can have the most gorgeous wreath to hang anywhere you like too! I’m celebrating the 12 Months of Wreaths series today with this beauty, but keep reading for several other fun wreath ideas from several friends of mine.

Supplies:

• Styrofoam wreath
• Floral pins
• Hot glue gun and glue sticks
• Faux moss, rolled
• Faux succulents, variety
• Burlap ribbon
• Wreath hanger

These succulents along with the other items I’m using for this faux succulent and moss wreath are from FloraCraft. I have enjoyed using their products on a couple of past projects and couldn’t wait to create something fun with their succulents. They come in so many different colors and varieties. You will just love them!

First, wrap the moss around the outside of the wreath  using hot glue as needed. Place the overlap, if any, on the top side where the succulents will be placed and attach to the wreath using floral pins. These floral pins are what makes this project so easy. You can attach just about anything in no time. I love them!

Next, start laying out your succulents and placing them as desired. I poked them straight into the styrofoam wreath. You don’t have to worry about covering the inside of the wreath with moss because your succulents should hide any of the foam.

Then, measure and wrap a piece of burlap ribbon around the top of the wreath and tie in a knot. You can now hang your wreath and enjoy all that gorgeous nature.

I really can’t get enough of this one and can’t believe I didn’t make one already. I have no clue what I was waiting for!

But now let’s see what wreaths my friends have made for y’all so you can get even more ideas…

 

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Thanks again for joining us! We will be sharing a new wreath once a month in 2017 so be sure to come back again next month for more creative ideas!

Are you interested in sharing a wreath with us one (or more) months? We are accepting guest hosts! Email carrie (at) curlycraftymom (dot) com if you are interested!

Sounds like you have plenty of wreath ideas for your next craft night. I would love to know which one you choose to make. Please feel free to share or even share one of your own wreath ideas in the comments below. Enjoy! And the greatest of these is love,