Floral Candy Corn Wreath

It's time for the Dollar Store Craft Challenge! I've joined with several of my blogging friends for the September Dollar Store Craft Challenge, and we're each creating a project using items from the Dollar Store. Since Fall is just around the corner, I decided to make a candy corn wreath using flowers from the Dollar Tree.

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I created this wreath using supplies that I already had in my stash, and I also went to the local Dollar Tree store to purchase white, orange, and yellow flowers. I just love candy corn crafts!

SUPPLIES:

Triangle shaped wreath form

white flowers

orange flowers

yellow flowers

floral wire

hot glue

burlap ribbon

There are so many colorful flowers at the Dollar Tree...

 These are the flowers I selected. I love that they have pinecones in the center.

I found this wreath form in my stash. I originally was going to use it to make a Christmas Tree wreath.

I used floral wire to create a grid within the wreath form.

Now I can attach the flowers.

I added white flowers to the pointy end of the wreath form.

I recently bought a new glue gun because my old one was covered in old glue...

For this project, I chose the orange chevron burlap ribbon.

 After all the flowers were glued onto the wreath form, I cut pieces of burlap ribbon to make a bow.

Here's the bow.

Here's the wreath hanging up. I found this orange wreath hanger at the Dollar Tree, too!

I also have another floral wreath project planned that I'll share soon! Thanks for stopping by to check out my wreath!

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