Looking for a quick and easy way to add a touch of elegance to your summer decor? Look no further than a summer wreath monogram! These decorative stands can be made with just a few simple materials, and they are perfect for adding a personalized touch to any room in your home. In this article, we’ll show you five easy ways to make your own summer wreath monogram. So get ready to add some style to your summer days!
I had a fun and relaxing weekend making my Summer Wreath Monogram ! I used stamps and watercolors to make the butterflies. Here’s the how-to!
Summer Wreath Monogram – use stamps and watercolors to make a bright new wreath for summer – Tutorial by The Silly Pearl
Summer Wreath Monogram
Supplies (some are affiliate links)
- Deep Red Stamps Butterflies Rubber Stamp Set
- Xyron 1.5-inch Create-A-Sticker
- Xyron Tape Runner
- Stamp ink
- Acrylic stamp block (at least 4×6 inches)
- White cardstock
- Watercolors and brush
- Scissors
- Wood letter (that fits inside wreath form)
- 12-inch wreath form
- Twine
Directions
- You can go about making the butterflies in several ways. The first way I did it was to freely paint stripes in different watercolors on white cardstock, then stamp my butterflies on top.
- Then I fussy-cut around the butterflies.
- And that’s it! Make as many as you need.
- Another way is to color them in after stamping. This was fun, but took a lot more time. The other way is fun but faster. Fussy cut out the butterflies as before.
- I wanted my butterflies to have some dimension so I folded my butterflies and only added adhesive to parts of it. For some, I ran the folded butterfly through my Xyron Create-A-Sticker. The largest one can fit through my little 1.5-inch machine.
- So when it comes out, only half of the butterfly has adhesive on the back.
- And when you stick it onto the wood letter, one of the wings is sticking up. NOTE: Before you cover the whole letter with butterflies, first tie some twine at the top for hanging on the wreath. See a few photos down.
- I also used my Xyron Tape Runner to add adhesive to just the middle of the butterfly.
- So that both wings are sticking up.
- I forgot to add my hanging string to my wood letter, as mentioned above. I just wrapped twine around the top a few times and left both ends long.
- Then I adhered a butterfly on top to conceal it.
- I added one last touch, a banner that I printed out, and adhered a few butterflies to it.
- Here’s the banner printable if you’d like to use it. Or it’s just as easy to make one by hand.
All done. My Summer Monogram Wreath was so fun to make!
Monograms are a great way to decorate your summer home. We have listed some easy DIY ways to make simple decorative stands that will not only add beauty but also durability to the wreath!
So, when it comes time for you to give your guests some welcome spring greetings just make sure you include one of these summer wreath monogram or create a new design of your own and be sure everyone will love it!
FAQs
Q: Can you have a wreath on your door all year round?
A: Although you might connect wreaths with winter celebrations, they are not limited to one time of year. Spend the extra money on one high-quality wreath that will look wonderful in the spring, summer, winter, or fall rather than four extra wreaths each year.
Q: What is the purpose of wreaths?
A: The wreath represents perpetual life because of its circular design and evergreen foliage. It also serves as a symbol of faith since during Advent, Christians in Europe would frequently place a candle on the wreath to symbolise the light that Jesus brought into the world.
Q: What does the wreath represent?
A: The wreath itself, which is comprised of many types of evergreens, represents unbroken life. The wreath’s circle, which has no beginning or end, stands in for God’s eternities, the soul’s immortality, and the everlasting life we discover in Christ.
