Skip to main content

Simple Wood Floral Hanging Decoration

Create a simple wood floral hanging decoration with this easy DIY craft project. This step-by-step guide will show you how to make a beautiful wooden sign adorned with stylish floral accents, perfect for adding a touch of charm to your home décor or event decorations.

White wooden hanging sign with faux floral and hello sign

craft materials such as flowers, paint, paintbrushes, and wooden sign

Video tutorial



Materials

One wood canvas box/panel- 6''x8'' -Purchased at Walmart $2.00

Faux floral

One wood hello decoration- Purchased at Michaels for $1.99

Paint- I'm using white for the canvas box, and a color called Misty pink for the hello decoration. 

Hot glue

Twine

Scissors

Paintbrush 


unpainted wooden box with acrylic paint

Painted white wooden sign

Start by taking your white paint, and applying your paint onto your wood box. When applying the paint you will want to paint the top, sides, inner surface, and bottom of your box. I applied around two coats of paint.

hello sign with paintbrush and acrylic paint

painted hello sign

Once you have painted your box, set it aside, and allow it to dry. Next, take your Hello wood decoration, and apply paint. I'm using a paint called misty pink, and it is chalk acrylic paint. Once you have applied your paint, set it aside, and allow it to dry.

faux floral being placed inside of painted wooden box signTake your floral, and begin to cut your floral so that it can fit on the inside of the wooden box. After you have cut your floral, take your hot glue, and begin to add your glue onto the stems of your floral. Add your floral to your box. I added my floral to one end of my box. 

Painted white box sign with floral placed inside and painted hello sign

Next, using hot glue, take your hello decoration, and add it to your box just below your floral. 

Painted white wooden box with faux floral and painted hello sign

looped twine on the back of wooden box sign

After you have added on your hello decoration, flip your wood box over. Take your scissors, and cut a small strand of twine. Using your hot glue, take each end, and glue your twine down onto the back of your wooden box. 

Your project is now complete, and ready for you to hang! 

Thank you so much for creating with me! I hope that you enjoyed this simple wood floral hanging decoration. And while you're here, I'd love to hear from you. Feel free, and drop a comment below, and let me know if you'll be creating your very own decoration. I'll see you soon!

white painted wooden box sign with faux floral and hello sign


white painted wooden box sign with faux floral and hello sign

Pin/Share/Save

Pinterest pin showing  white painted wooden box sign with faux floral and hello sign

Comments

  1. Looks nice, I like it! Thanks so much for linking up at the Unlimited Link Party 100. Shared.

    ReplyDelete
  2. LOVE how bright and cheery this project is Steph! We will be featuring you starting Wednesday at the Creative Crafts Linky Party! Pinned and shared
    Creatively, Beth

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Beth, thank you so much! I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed this project. It is a favorite of mine. :)

      Delete
  3. Visiting again to say thanks so much for linking up at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 5. Shared.

    ReplyDelete
  4. CONGRATS Stephanie! Your post is FEATURED at #IMadeItMondayLinkParty 6.

    ReplyDelete
  5. This is so simple, and cute! I am all about simple these days, thank you so much for sharing with Whimsy Home Wednesday!

    ReplyDelete
  6. This is such a pretty sign. I can't believe you made it, it looks shop brought. Fantastic job x

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Natasha, aw you're so kind. This was an easy craft to work on. Thank you so much for visiting ❤️

      Delete
  7. This is adorable. I invite you to share this and other posts tomorrow at the TFT Blog hop. (smile)

    ReplyDelete
  8. Thanks for sharing with us, I'm featuring you when the next To Grandma's house we go link party starts!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment. Your comments brighten my day. I hope that you know that it is appreciated. I do my best to respond to every comment. If you have a question, please feel free and ask away!

Popular posts from this blog

Decoupaged Glass Jar Candle Holders with Faux Leaves and Gold Wire

  Learn how to create beautiful decoupaged glass jar candle holders using leaves and gold wire. This DIY project is a perfect way to upcycle old glass jars and create unique candle holders for your home decor.  I hope you're all doing well. The weather has cooled down and we're enjoying the change. I'd like to share a quick upcycling decoupage project with you all today.  I had some extra glass yogurt jars and bought two taper candle holders from Target's dollar section. I wasn't sure what to do with them at first. In today's project, I will show you how to decorate small glass jars using faux fall leaves and gold wire. Video tutorial Materials Needed: - Two taper candle holders - A paintbrush - Mod Podge - Faux fall leaves or a decorative napkin - Hot glue - Two battery-operated tealight candles - Gold wire Applying Mod Podge and faux leaves to glass jars To start with, grab a paintbrush and use it to apply Mod Podge on your glass jar. Apply a small amount of M

DIY Winter Wonderland Reusing Tea Tin Container

Have you ever wondered what to do with those tea tin containers once you’ve finished using them? While going through my tea storage, I came across one nearly empty tin. After finishing it off, I decided to create a beautiful winter scene using the tin. I absolutely love making these little winter displays by repurposing tin containers. If you’d like to create one yourself, I would love for you to follow along! Video tutorial Materials Needed: - Tin container - Acrylic paint - Sanding block (optional) - Paintbrush - Foam block - Decorative tissue paper - Mod Podge - Winter decorations (I’m using faux snow cotton, a winter tree, and a wooden house) - Hot glue - Optional: stamp and ink, faux pearl stickers Prepare the Tin Container: Start by applying paint to the tin container. I chose to use my sanding block beforehand to prepare the surface for paint.   Once sanded, apply your acrylic paint. Make sure to allow the paint to dry completely. I needed three coats for full coverage. Cut the

Easy Steps to Create a Cozy Autumn Tablescape at Home

Hello everyone! I’m excited that you decided to visit the blog today. I wanted to share how to create a cozy autumn tablescape at home. My goal was to design something warm and inviting, as our table is a space where we share conversations, drink coffee, tackle homework, and simply enjoy each other’s company.  I typically don’t go all out when decorating my dining table, but I wanted to show you how I styled it using decor pieces I already had. I would love for you to join me in this decorating adventure! Video tutorial Create a Cozy Autumn Tablescape at Home Items I'm adding to my table:  -White tablecloth runner - Battery-operated leaf lights  - Reusing glass jars  - Mini pumpkins and other fall decorations  - Small "Hello Fall" sign  - Faux flowers I began by spreading my white tablecloth down the center of the table. Around Halloween, I purchased this tablecloth a few years ago at my local Walmart. After laying it out, I realized that I could achieve that look by laye

Decorative Wooden Cutting Board

 Hello everyone!  Today we are creating a simple design. I am taking a wooden cutting board, and adding a few design elements to it. I thought this would be a great addition to a tray, or just to add along with my existing decor. I will include a materials list below and also there will be one within the video. Thank you so much for coming along and creating with me. Video tutorial Materials One small wooden cutting board Decorative wrapping paper or tissue paper Acrylic paint Paintbrush Twine or rope Hot glue One heart decoration Scissors Wooden letters Mod podge Optional- Faux greenery One pencil for tracing Tracing and cutting the wrapping paper To begin, place your wrapping paper on a flat surface. Take your wooden cutting board and put it on top of your paper. With a pencil, trace around the board onto the wrapping paper. After tracing, use scissors to cut out the traced shape. Next, lay your cut-out wrapping paper on top of your wooden cutting board.  I decided that I only wanted

DIY Paint and Decorate Dollar Tree Winter Truck

Transform a simple wooden truck from Dollar Tree into a festive winter decoration with this easy painting and decorating tutorial. This project is perfect for a fun and budget-friendly DIY activity. Today, I'm sharing a quick painting and decorating project. I’m always looking for winter crafts at my local Dollar Tree, so I was thrilled to find this wooden truck plaque. I love showcasing these simple transformations. Join me as we paint and decorate, adding your own personalized touch! Video tutorial Materials Needed: - Acrylic paint (I'm using white and light blue for my truck) - Green acrylic paint for the tree - Black acrylic paint for the tires - One paint marker - Scissors - Ribbon - One paintbrush -Craft string or twine Let's start by applying acrylic paint. I painted the truck white, while the door and the fender above each tire were painted blue. I painted the tires black. For the tree, I added green and, using a paint marker, I created a few white streaks to resemb

🌟🎄Easy DIY Christmas Wood Decorative Stars | Decoupage and Decorate

  Get creative this Christmas and learn how to make easy and beautiful DIY wood decorative stars. With the art of decoupage and some simple decorating techniques, you can add a touch of handmade charm to your holiday decor. Find step-by-step instructions and inspiration for creating your own festive stars. Hello everyone! Today I am bringing you another quick and easy Christmas craft. I found these cute wooden stars at Target for one dollar each, and I figured we would do some decoupage, and create some cute Christmas designs on them. If you're ready, I would love it if you created it with me. Video tutorial Materials needed Two wooden stars purchased at Target White acrylic paint Two mini bows Two decorative holiday napkins Two mini ornaments Hot glue Scissors One paint brush Twine or craft rope Mod podge One marker for tracing Begin by applying your acrylic paint onto each of your wooden stars. I applied one coat to each of my wooden stars. Be sure that after you allow your paint

Turn Old Glass Jars into Beautiful Fall Candle Holders

Get ready to get creative this fall with DIY upcycled glass candle decorations. Follow this easy step-by-step guide to transform old glass jars into beautiful seasonal decor pieces. I will demonstrate how to create two fall candle decorations using glass jars. You will only need a few materials to get started. If you're ready, let's begin! Video tutorial Materials Glass jars fall decorated leaves faux fall leaves Acrylic paint Twine or craft string Hot glue Paintbrush Mod Podge Battery-operated tealight candles Applying paint and Mod Podge Begin by mixing paint and Mod Podge. I decided to do this for my jars to give them more of a stained-glass appearance. I went with brown and orange for my jars. Adding napkin cut-outs and faux leaves After cutting out your napkin designs, use Mod Podge to adhere them to your first jar. Make sure to remove the second layer of the napkin before adding each cutout to the jar. Apply Mod Podge to the jar, place the design over the Mod Podge, and

Easy Dollar Tree Christmas Wooden Tree Decorations

  Create festive and budget-friendly Christmas wooden tree decorations with these easy DIY ideas using supplies from Dollar Tree. Get inspired to add personalized touches to your holiday decor without breaking the bank. Hello everyone! I hope all is well. Today we got a little snow over here in Colorado. How's the weather where you live? Today I'm sharing my latest creation. I created these decorative Christmas trees using the wood ones from Dollar Tree.  Video tutorial Here is a list of materials you will need to decorate your two wooden Christmas trees: Two wooden Christmas trees were purchased at Dollar Tree Two sheets of decorative craft paper Twine Mod Podge Faux craft gems and pearls Scissors Hot glue One paintbrush Acrylic paint Marker or pencil for tracing Start by taking your pencil or marker and tracing out your Christmas tree. Flip your paper over set your tree over the paper and trace it out. Once you have traced out your tree, use your scissors to cut out your trac