Simple DIY Bamboo Ring Floral Hanging Design

If you want an easy and elegant craft, this DIY bamboo ring floral hanging is such a pretty project. I’ll show you how to turn a simple bamboo ring from Dollar Tree into a natural, lightweight decoration you can customize with any flowers or greenery you love. It’s a quick, beginner‑friendly piece that adds a soft, organic touch to your home or event décor.

Today, we’re creating this floral hanging design step by step, using affordable materials you can find at Dollar Tree or any craft store. If you’re ready, let’s start building your own beautiful bamboo ring arrangement.

Watch this video tutorial

Materials

One medium-size bamboo ring. I purchased one pack that came with a medium and small ring. This pack was purchased at Dollar Tree. $1.25

Paint--I'm using white paint.

Wall creations peel and stick home wall decals--I purchased this pack at Dollar Tree for $1.25

Faux tulips--I purchased this at Michael's craft store. If you hurry in, they have a sale going on! I paid around $2

Twine

Hot glue

Floral snips/scissors

Optional --pink faux wildflowers

Applying paint to home decals

Start by applying three coats of white paint to your peel-and-stick wall decals, allowing each coat to dry in between. I used a heat gun to speed up the drying process.

Adding twine to the ring

Grab your bamboo ring and twine. Take the twine and start wrapping it around one side of the ring. Once you've added enough twine, cut the end and use hot glue to secure it in place. This will prevent it from coming loose.

Cutting and adding faux tulips

Get your floral snips and start cutting the tulips. You can choose a shorter or longer stem length.

Apply a small amount of hot glue to each of your tulip stems and gently press the tulips over the twine that you had wrapped previously around your bamboo ring. Fill this side of your ring with your tulips, but make sure to leave some of the twine exposed.

Adding the painted house decals

Next, apply a small amount of hot glue to the bottom of each painted house before attaching it to the bamboo ring near the tulips.

Adding smaller flowers

If you decide to add the pink wildflowers to your ring, take them and add them between your painted houses.

Cut a medium-length strand of twine. Tie one end of the twine to a section near the top of the tulips on the bamboo ring, and tie a knot. Repeat this step on the other end of the ring. If you notice the twine shifting when you hang your floral design, you can apply hot glue to the ends of the twine. This will help to prevent the twine from shifting due to the weight of the tulips on one side of the ring.