You can announce it finished or you can add another layer of dried grasses, flowers, ribbons, etc., to add a little more flair or you can enjoy it in its simplicity. Now we are going to take our twine and start to wind it around the base of the hoop near the end of your pampas. Start with a tight knot and then wind it around until you have covered about 3 inches of your hoop. You can do as much as you like; this is just how much I am covering. I completely underestimated how big the pampas grass tree was going to be. At the base, it was way too wide to put on any empty surface in my house. So I pulled all of the pampas grass pieces out and decided I needed to start from square one again. Okay, so now you have seen some of the chicest pampas wreath ideas and have possibly even created one yourself. Have I made a fan out of you? Or have you made a fan out of pampas? Get it…because pampas would make a good hand fan.

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I first got to work on a 12″ hoop before realizing my finished piece would fan out to a size no longer conducive to opening and closing a standard-sized front door. Ha!Umm … did you know that pink pampas grass is a thing? I used to think it was all just spray painted or dyed somehow, but it grows that way! Soft pink and orange and white pumpkins would be really pretty together, wouldn’t they? Enjoy! -Rachel It’s a perfectly delicious wreath for the kitchen, dining room, or front door. It satisfies my attraction to natural, organic materials, but will save well for next year, too. Home» Wreaths» Flowers» 31 Chic Pampas Wreath + Simple DIY Flowers, Wreaths 31 Chic Pampas Wreath + Simple DIY My favorite thing about french cooking is how they prep. The way they prep sets them up for success, so I have copied their method for my crafting, and it has worked wonders. You simply set out all of your supplies in front of you so that you know where each item is when you need it.

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This is my favorite part. Find the center of your pampas, and then tie your burlap bow around it. Again, you really don’t have to follow this exactly; it’s just the foundation that you can craft upon. So, use a 10″ hoop for a large wreath that will still work on a single door and a larger hoop if you’re wanting to use it on a wall and have a bit more space to fill. It’s as easy as you’d imagine to put one together and there are just as many ways to customize your own according to your minimalist, maximalist, bohemian, or farmhouse needs. Step One: Before getting started on your wreath, you’ll want to generously spray your pampas grass plumes with aerosol hair spray to keep them from shedding bits of seed all over your floors. Do so in a well ventilated place and let them dry before handling them. Step Three: Continue placing your next stalk over the previous stalk so that the stalks are covered up by the plumes. Once you run out of wire, cut another 2′ length (for ease of use) and twist it together with the end of your previous wire before continuing on.They look amazing and when turned into a pampas wreath the effect is fantastic. These wreaths are usually circular with the pampas grass being wound round and the flower tops sprouting off towards the outside. It creates a gorgeous pattern and symmetry and the effect is magnificent. Interesting right? I guess if it’s an invasive species, we better do our part and use it for our crafts! Take a look below to get some inspiration and to see how it’s been used by others to create a cute and chic Pampas wreath! Cute Pampas Wreath Ideas These are some really cute pampas wreath ideas that you are going to absolutely love. I made sure to include wreaths for a few different occasions so I think you will find something perfect for your home easily. I would be surprised if you didn’t, but don’t worry. You still have one more list to go over after this one.