Welcome to crafting 101 with Just Jen! I’m no Martha Stewart, but I do enjoy DIYs, especially when they’re this easy.
When we set up the nursery, I knew we’d likely be moving in 3-6 months, so I didn’t want to create something too elaborate. I wanted unique touches that could easily be moved to new digs. This hanging DIY-flower initial is the perfect personal touch to your nursery. Here’s how to do it!
Materials:
- Your choice of faux flowers
- Corrugated cardboard
- Hot glue gun
- Initial stencil (I found mine here)
- Ribbon
- Acrylic paint & paintbrush
- Scissors
- Wood skewer
Instructions:
- Lay your initial stencil on the corrugated cardboard. Using a wood skewer, trace the outline by puncturing small holes. Cut out your initial with scissors.
- Paint your initial the color of your choice – or leave it blank if you prefer.
- Cut faux flowers from stem so only the bud remains.
- Using your wood skewer, puncture hole in corrugated cardboard and pop flower bud through.
- Hot glue the back of the hole and bud.
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Repeat until entire letter is covered with flowers. Add ribbon to hang.
Tah-dah! An easy and pretty DIY that perfect for any nursery, and beyond!
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