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Dried Flower Wreath

There’s something magical about dried flowers. Not only are they easy to work with, beautiful to look at and long-lasting; they are also very on trend at the moment.

I wanted to make a simplistic wreath for my new countryside cottage. Though it will be some months before the renovation is done and I can actually hang it in my home. But it’s good to be prepared, and I love to have homemade items to use for the interior decoration, because it adds atmosphere and personality.

For a long time I’ve had this absolutely amazing golden ring from Cooee Design. I knew I wanted to do something special with it, but I wasn’t sure exactly what. So for months it just lay there in my studio, waiting for me to make up my mind. Sometimes creativity, and ideas takes a bit of time to emerge, right.

I bought a bouquet of dried flowers in my local supermarket. Dried flowers used to be difficult to find, but today you can find them in many shops and markets. I picked a bouquet in natural colors, then cut all the flower stems off and put them into small tiny bouquets.

I then wrapped the tiny bouquets onto the gold wreath using flower wire. Since I didn’t have enough flowers to cover the entire wreath I just placed the flowers on the bottom of the wreath. This creates a simplistic and elegant look.

In the end I was left with a centerpoint that revealed the green wire I had used. So I took a silk ribbon in a matching color and tied it in the center to cover the meeting point of the small flower bouquets.

If you don’t have an iron wreath, you can also make a twig wreath of tree trimmings. Simply form the branches into a circle shape and wire them together. Then decorate with dried flowers.

Christina Greve: Christina Greve is an internationally recognized photography educator specializing in creativity and mindfulness. She is known for her elegant storytelling photography and draws much of her inspiration from the Nordic countryside, travels, food and still life. With over a decade of experience in psychology, Christina transitioned her passion for photography into a thriving full-time business focused on photography and education. Her work, both in photography and writing, has been featured in numerous prestigious magazines, blogs, and books worldwide.Christina is dedicated to empowering multi-passionate women, artists, and creative individuals to find direction, overcome self-doubt, and pursue their passions. Through her curated tools, inspirational content, and transformative courses, she guides her students towards making a fulfilling living doing what they love.Having coached thousands of women from over 40 countries, Christina is renowned for her expertise. For 15 years, she has led the highly acclaimed Lifestyle Photography Academy, providing invaluable guidance to aspiring photographers. Through her podcast "The Empowered Creative," popular blog, and sought-after workshops, Christina has established herself as a trusted resource for creatives seeking practical photography knowledge, genuine support, and heartfelt encouragement.