Flower garlands made from dried flowers – DIY hanging decorations to fall in love with

How it's done

Cut a piece of bouillon wire, about 30 cm long or the length required for your work.

Wrap one end of the wire around the stem of a flower a few times, as gently as possible, as stems are often brittle and can break easily.

The spacing of the flowers on the wire is up to you. The important thing is that each flower is clearly visible.

Make several wires decorated with flowers as described in steps 1 to 3.

Hang the garlands in the location of your choice – either directly from the ceiling or on an object such as a garden sieve or a collected branch.

Flower garlands are among the easiest and most beautiful projects to make, and they offer a fantastic way to use up all those loose flowers you have left over from other crafts.

You don't even need to buy flowers for this project. Individual floral garlands between pictures and paintings transform an entire wall into a work of art with interesting textures and details. And hanging an object with an abundance of garlands is also a mesmerizing sight.

More ideas
Store any leftover flowers and broken stems in a cool, dry place. You can cut up the fronds of bracken and other ferns. They look quite enchanting in the light.

Fruit clusters such as Lunaria and Nigella are ideal.

If you have limited space, you can create a similar object by tying tiny bouquets of flowers to a narrow strip of fabric with cotton string.