Wildflower Wreath – Silk Blooms and Eucalyptus on a Grapevine Base

Wildflower Wreath – A Front Door That Looks Like Late Spring All Year

A handmade wreath built on a grapevine ring, with silk buttercups in pink, purple and yellow woven between sprays of eucalyptus. The ring is 16 inches across and reaches 19 to 22 inches from tip to tip once the blooms spread out. A loop on the back means it hangs straight from a hook or a door hanger.

Why choose a silk wildflower wreath?

Fresh flowers on a door last a week and then look like they lasted a week. Silk blooms keep their color through a whole season and the one after it. The grapevine base gives the whole thing a loose, gathered look instead of a neat factory circle.

• Grapevine base — Twisted by hand, so no two rings sit exactly the same way.
• Silk buttercups — Pink, purple and yellow, bright enough to read from the street.
• Eucalyptus sprays — Soft grey-green foliage that fills the gaps between the blooms.
• 16 inch ring — Big enough for a front door, small enough for a hallway wall.
• Built-in hanging loop — Goes straight onto a hook with nothing else to buy.

Spring on the door, whatever the calendar says.

Hang it indoors or under a porch roof, since direct rain will eventually flatten the silk. Dust it with a soft brush or a puff of cool air from a hairdryer on the low setting. Fluff the blooms outward by hand after storage and the ring fills back out in a minute.

Specifications

• Grapevine base with silk blooms and synthetic eucalyptus
• 16 in (41 cm) base diameter
• 19 to 22 in (48 to 56 cm) tip to tip
• 6 in (15 cm) depth
• Built-in hanging loop

Hang it on the door and see how long before someone mentions it.