Beginner’s Guide: The Perfect Mini Fairy Garden Wreath

Make your own mini fairy garden wreath with this quick and easy tutorial.

These tiny little wreaths have been popping up a lot lately and I couldn’t help but jump on the trend. I wanted to try to create something that was tiny and cute, but still had a bit of detail.

Mushrooms have also been a pretty big obsession of mine lately, I’m not really sure why, so it only seemed right for me to add them to one of my mini fairy garden wreaths.

In all honesty, you can add whatever you want to your wreath. I would just say that if you want to keep it “fairy garden” themed, stick with more natural things.

Use flowers, moss, mushrooms, some fairy garden furniture, or even a fairy if you can find one small enough.

The world is your oyster…. Let your imagination fly!!

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Here’s What You Need To Make A Mini Fairy Garden Wreath

Supplies List

• 3-inch grapevine wreath
• moss
• hot glue gun and glue sticks
• scissors
• super glue
• small dried or silk flowers
• small crystals or gemstones

Time To Make A Mini Fairy Garden Wreath

Step 1

Hot glue moss to the bottom half of the wreath, on the front and back.

I tried to push the moss into the grapevine wreath a bit so it wouldn’t fall off too much once the wreath was done.

Step 2

Get your tiny floral pieces and hot glue them into the moss covered area of the wreath.

Make sure you add flowers to both sides of the wreath. That way no matter which way you turn it, you will see flowers.

Step 3

Continue to add different types of flowers to fill in the center of the wreath.

I used 4 different types of flowers for this wreath. You can use flowers that all have the same color, or even stick to a couple of different colors. It all depends on what you want your wreath to look like in the end.

I wanted mine to have a wildflower mini fairy garden feel, so I used a few different types of flowers in different colors.

Step 4

Add any finishing touches to your wreath.

I added a small blue stone to the middle of my wreath. And voila! You have created your very own mini fairy garden wreath!

Place it in your car, hang it on your wall, or use it as a tiny décor item on a shelf. Maybe you can even use it as an altar wreath? There are lots of different things you can do with mini wreaths.

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Let me know what you think. And what would you use your mini fairy garden wreath for?

If you make one, let me know! Tag me on Instagram @ragtagjourney, I would love to see what you come up with!

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If you are looking for some more cool stuff to make, try these posts here… Make a faux terrarium in under 10 minutes or hand-painted boho feathers.

Until next time,