Making an Advent wreath with dried flowers: boho inspiration

Maybe the winter time is the most beautiful time of the year for you too? Every year we look forward to the lights, decorating and being creative. And today we will show you how you can make an Advent wreath with dried flowers yourself. A DIY boho wreath with pampas grass and eucalyptus will bring an extra festive vibe to your home! Don’t believe it, then keep scrolling and take a look at our suggestions…

Make an advent wreath with dried flowers: let yourself be inspired for the best time of the year!

DIY Advent wreath with dried flowers craft ideas

Make your own Advent wreath with pampas grass and eucalyptus

So that you can prepare for the cozy Advent Sundays, we have a little inspiration ready for you. Design your Advent wreath according to your own ideas. Whether you prefer classic, colorful or Scandinavian, you decide.

Get inspired and get started with the help of our guide.

For the following Advent wreath in boho style, we combine fresh eucalyptus with the dried flowers hare’s tail grass and pampas grass. We tie them to a straw wreath with wire and decorate it with golden Christmas balls and a golden candlestick.

DIY Advent wreath with pampas grass and eucalyptus

Make an Advent wreath with pampas grass and eucalyptus

With the following step-by-step instructions, you can easily imitate the Advent wreath with dried flowers!

tools you need

a pair of wire cutters
and a pair of flower scissors

These are the Materials, that we used for this homemade advent wreath:

a wreath of straw;
a gold candlestick for four candles;
four golden candles;
small golden Christmas balls with wire;
wax points for the candles;
and thin floral wire.

We used the following dried flowers:

fresh eucalyptus,
pampas grass
dried rabbit tail grass

You can imitate this DIY Advent wreath in no time at all

Make an Advent wreath with dried flowers

Advent wreath with dried flowers – instructions:

Step 1: Cut plants

The first step is to prepare the dried flowers.

So cut the stems of eucalyptus and rabbit tail grass short with the flower scissors.

Take small clumps of pampas grass.

Make an advent calendar with dried flowers step by step

Advent wreath with pampas grass and eucalyptus

Step 2: Tie wire to straw wreath

Now attach the floral wire to the straw wreath. To do this, leave a piece of wire protruding, wrap the wreath around several times and then twist the wire.

Step 3: Tie plants to the wreath

Now the binding begins! To do this, the plants are wrapped layer by layer and repeatedly placed on top of each other.

First put pampas grass on the wreath, then some eucalyptus green and rabbit tail grass. Then wrap the wire around everything. Place another layer of the plants over the wire, wrap everything tightly again and pull.

The small Christmas balls can be easily attached to the wreath. Simply place the Christmas bauble next to the plants and wrap it again. Attach four bundles of three balls in different places.

Small decorative details let the Advent wreath shine

Making an Advent wreath with dried flowers instructions

Voila!

Advent wreath with dried flowers craft ideas

Step 4: Insert candlestick

Now just put the golden candlestick in the wreath. Maybe press with a little force.

With us, the candlestick fits perfectly to the size of the wreath.

Step 5: insert candles

Now insert the golden candles into the slots of the candle holder.

To do this, simply press the wax dots onto the underside of the candles and then into the candle holder.

And the Advent wreath is done! We hope you enjoyed this DIY project as much as we did and that you enjoy your homemade dried flower advent wreath!

Now you should add the candlestick

DIY Advent wreath with dried flowers

Last but not least

But wait a minute! That is not all. We still have a number of craft ideas ready for you. You can find some more inspiring pictures of Advent wreaths in boho style in our picture gallery. Check out these below!

The candles are the final element

Make your own Advent wreath with pampas grass and eucalyptus