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DIY Spring Decor: Bee Happy Decoration

 Hello everyone! Today, I would love to share an easy DIY project with all of you. Recently, during one of my trips to my local Michaels store, I purchased this cute little plywood beehive decoration, and I knew I wanted to create something for spring. It was the perfect decoration to add a bit of my creative twist and some lettering. For this project, I used my Cricut machine to create the letters. You can use any lettering, vinyl, stickers, or paint markers. I will provide you with a list of materials. If you're ready, let's get started.

Beehive plywood decoration


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Materials for plywood beehive craft

Materials:
-One plywood beehive sign
-Acrylic paint: I'm using white, brown, and yellow.
-Paintbrush and/or sponge brush
-Hot glue
-Craft moss
-Lettering: stickers or vinyl letters. I used my Cricut machine to create the letters.

plywood beehive craft and paint
Applying Acrylic paint
I started by applying my brown acrylic paint to the outer surfaces of the beehive using a sponge brush. I added a bit of paint and a little water to a glass jar. By adding water, I could thin the paint before applying it.

Applying paint to decoration

 After that, I used a smaller paintbrush to apply yellow paint to the honeycomb sections of the design. Using a smaller paintbrush was helpful, as these areas were much too small for the sponge brush. 
I also painted the bee, along with the middle section of the decoration.

Hand holding yellow acrylic paint

Applying yellow paint to beehive decor

Adding yellow paint to center of decoration
Adding craft moss, lettering, and flowers
I used hot glue to attach craft moss around the inner section of the decoration. Then, I added the letters I created with my Cricut machine; however, you can also use sticker letters if you prefer. Finally, I attached my artificial flowers to complete the decoration. 
Collage showing craft moss, lettering, and flowers

Did you enjoy this project? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. I believe it's the perfect spring decoration to complement your existing decor. You can hang it up or place it on a tiered tray or shelf. Thank you for visiting and creating with me. I look forward to seeing you soon!

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  1. That is so cute! I love bee decor!

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  2. This is a great DIY project, the end result looks fab! I love anything with bee's on.

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    1. Kim, thank you! It was a fun little paint project.

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