Recently a close friend had a baby girl. I wanted to make her something fun for her nursery. It needed to be something she would like, want and use. When I asked her what she might enjoy she said she'd like her daughters initials with a floral theme. Between her ideas and mine this is what was created.
For this project I needed:
- 7 bouquets of fake flowers ($20)
- White wooden letters ($4 each)
- A hot glue gun and glue sticks (Owned)
- Scissors (Owned)
The Total cost was $32.
Getting Started
I started out this project by cutting all of the flowers off of their stems, making sure to get as close to the base of the flower as possible. Next I set the flowers on the letters to get an idea for the look and feel. A handful of the smaller flowers were set aside to use as filler later. Upon doing this I realized I needed more flowers so I recommend getting more than you think you'll need.
I then removed the flowers and proceeded to hot-glue them on, changing the layout slightly as I went. Starting with the biggest flowers and moving my way to the smallest seemed to work best. When glueing them on I found that having the flowers point in different directions looked better. Once finished glueing the large and medium flowers on it was time to fill in with the little ones I
had set aside.
They are light and girly, perfect for a little girls nursery. You could also do some fun spring home decor using this process. Hope you enjoy this as much as I did.
If you have any recommendations for a future project it would be appreciated.
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