How to make a hanging autumn wreath centrepiece
Find out how to make dried flower wreath and hang it as a stunning autumn table centrepiece
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Forget flowers on the table – hang them from a height, like reader Tosia, with this seasonal chandelier.
You will need
- Natural wreath – we used the natural grapevine 30.5cm wreath from Hobbycraft
- Dried flowers
- Ivy garland – we used Hobbycraft’s English ivy garland
- Scissors
- Glue gun
- Brown string
Step 1
Trim the dried flowers to the desired length, then weave them into the wreath and secure with a glue gun, filling in all the gaps.
Step 2
Loosely wind the ivy garland around the wreath, securing the ends in place with glue.
Step 3
Cut three long lengths of brown string. Tie one end of each to three equally spaced points around the top of the wreath and knot in place. Bring the other ends together and tie into a knot. Hang from a hook on the ceiling.
Top tip: Add a starry twinkle by attaching a string of battery-operated fairy lights to the wreath.
Make and styling by Suzie Attaway. Photo by Olly Gordon