How to Make a Daisy Wreath

If you're a daisy lover there are a few options for showing off your favorite flower in wreath form. Create a wreath out of silk flowers and grapevine that lasts a long time, or make a live daisy wreath to use for a special occasion.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Live daisy bunches
• Floral wire
• Double-wire wreath form

Make a Silk Daisy Wreath

1. Buy silk daisy bushes or individual stems in any colors. Make sure you have between 3 and 4 dozen blooms to use.

2. Cut each bloom with stem from the bush. Use a wire cutter and trim the leaves off the stem. Trim each stem to about 4 inches long using the wire cutter.

3. Stick the stems into a pre-made grapevine wreath. Use a hot glue gun to secure each stem to the wreath under the daisy bloom.

4. Cover the entire front of the wreath to hide the grapevine and only daisy blooms are visible.

Make a Live Daisy Wreath

5. Buy several dozen live daisy bunches.

6. Lay a bunch of about a dozen daisies down on top a double-wire wreath form. Leave the greenery all attached to the bunches.

7. Use floral wire to tie the bunch together and secure it to the wire form.

8. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 until the entire form is covered with bunches of daisies that overlap each other.

Tips & Warnings

• Be sure all daisy blooms are facing the same direction when overlapping them.
• This wreath should be used for an event or special occasion. The daisies will last for a day or so before wilting.
• Remove the blooms and reuse the wire wreath form when you are done with the daisy wreath.