Colorful spring decoration DIY with mega trendy colored tulips

Painted Tulips – colored tulips from the Netherlands are the mega trend at the moment. They are available in many enchanting and cool color nuances. Have a look in our online shop in the area flowers of the season.

For today’s DIY we have chosen the “Moscow Midnight” variety. The tulips are double and bloom in a strong blue-pink. A pure color explosion.

Instructions for making spring decorations yourself

Processing time: approx. 45 min

Price: from approx. EUR 55.00 (excl. Euphorbia Spinosa wreath)

Step 1: Storage of the fresh flowers

When the fresh flowers and accessories have arrived, you should Cut the stems freshly with garden shears and then place everything in the water. Before processing, the flowers need a little rest. Store them in a cool, shady place. A garage is the perfect place to store fresh flowers during the winter. The garage should only be frost-free.

Our general tips for caring for cut flowers give you important information about what you should also consider when caring for them.

Step 2: Decorate the wreath

In the first step you decorate the Euphorbia Spinosa wreath. Divide a few sprigs of olive green into smaller stalks, as well as 1.5 stalks of sea lavender. Then you are stuck the small sections simply into the braid of the wreath a. Make sure that you distribute the two materials evenly on the wreath and that the sides of the wreath are also decorated. Later, when you sit at the table, you don’t look at the wreath, you see it from the side.

Step 3: Filling the vase

Fill in yours Vase of water and add the preservative for fresh cut flowers. Mix it well so that the powder has completely dissolved. One sachet of flower food is enough for one liter of water.

Step 4: Decorate flowers and accessories

In the next step you decorate the accessories and the flowers in the vase. It’s best to start with the quince branches and the blueberry greens at. You can cut large branches into small pieces. Freshly trim each stem with pruning shears and then place the branches crossed in the vase.

In this formed cross you then work the Tulips, anemones, craspedia and the rest of the sea lavender. the Cut the tulips straight with a sharp knife, please cut the remaining flowers at an angle over several centimetres, so the flowers can absorb the water better. Finally, you can incorporate a few olive branches into the bouquet.