Decorating with rope is a hot trend right now and you all know how much I love my sisal rope! You’ve seen my projects using sisal rope on my Sisal Shade, my Textured Cones, and my in Sisal Obsession. So pairing rope and glass floats seemed like the perfect for a beautiful Glass Float Summer Wreath.
To make a
Glass Float Summer Wreath
you will need the following:
Straw wreath
sisal rope (any size you like)
Glass Floats (purchased or click here to make your own glass floats)
Straight pins & hot glue
Sea shells, starfish, sea glass, beach grass, or any other beachy décor you like.
Start wrapping your straw wreath with sisal rope. Easily secure the rope to the wreath with straight pins along the backside.
I used what I already had on hand. I had 2 different sizes of rope and alternated wrapping them around the wreath in wide bands.
After your wreath is wrapped with rope, decorate your wreath with starfish, shells, sea glass, and glass floats. For a step by step tutorial on how to make your own glass floats click here. Group and secure your glass floats together with twine and wrap around your wreath where desired. TIP: hang your wreath upright and THEN decorate it to ensure good visual balance and design.
Attach large starfish with stretchy, clear cording. It is virtually invisible and inexpensive. I purchased the cording at Michaels.
Group your sea shells, starfish, and glass floats along the bottom of the wreath. Tuck in pieces of colorful sea glass as filler around your starfish. Secure shells and glass with hot glue. You can find bags of manufactured sea glass at Pier One.
Glass Float Summer Wreath: it’s the perfect coastal décor that sings the arrival of summer!
Check out the DIY Project Gallery & Décor Crafts tabs for more coastal décor ideas.
Kim
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Great idea and I love the rope. I bought some the other day ....have no clue what I'm going to do with it but I bought it! :) Perfect wreath for sure near the beach or even at my house. I can send you my address if you have nothing better to do and want to make me one :) heheheheheh
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wreath. I love the sisal and the floats and, of course, the starfish. So pretty for summer by the sea.
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love this wreath - the perfect combination of seaside elements.
ReplyDeleteThat is just absolutely beautiful! What a fun wreath for summer. I'm so enjoying your blog and all of your amazing projects and ideas! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
You are a genius! I love this wreath to death! The Christmas bulbs as glass floats...I've got to stop now, my heart is beating too hard.
ReplyDeleteme too !!
DeleteGorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteCan this be outdoors for the whole summer? Rain, wind, and storm? I had an issue with my starfish molding last year! :(
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Love the rope.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Too bad I am so uncrafty....
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Awesome idea, as always, Kim :)
ReplyDeleteLove this! I was at a local craft store the other day and thought of you, the store had clearanced all their shells half price! I thought Kim would go crazy in here LOL.
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I LOVE your wreath! It's really beautiful, and totally beachy :-) And such a great way to display ocean treasures :-)
ReplyDeleteI love this wreath...will have to try my hand at it!...I have antique glass floats so I will grab a few of them and try and re-create your beautiful wreath!
ReplyDeleteI have a 'Real' glass float that I've had for YEEAAARS! What a great idea to use it on a wreath! I love the wreath... makes me feel as if I'm at the beach... listening to the waves...
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Oh my gosh Kim I absolutely love that. I have never been a beachy girl but sweet mother of mercy you are turning me into one. Fbed and pinned.
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Love all you sand & sea inspired decor. Gorgeous =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wreath! I love how you aded the twine to simulate a life bouy!! Never thought of using glass ornaments as glass floats! So creative and pretty! Thanks for sharing :) Heather
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, I am definitely going to make this as part of my summer decorations
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever and beautiful wreath! Love it!
ReplyDeleteKim,
ReplyDeleteI just love this wreath! I'm definitely going to try this.I'm a sisal lover too..I have it everywhere:)
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