Happy Hump Day, my friends!
We are getting bombarded with snow once again here in the Northeast but, I am in full on spring fever mode despite the white outside my window. I enjoy the novelty of snow for only a hot second before I’m back to dreaming of warmer spring days. That’s just me.
As soon as the first signs of spring appear and there is evidence of growth and change in my surroundings, I too experience a new energy. 
Now, mind you, most of the time it is an energy that involves new home projects or home renovations that keep my loving husband on his toes. Or it involves brainstorming DIY projects as I begin to swap, shop and redecorate rooms in my house.
I had a surge of creative energy last week feeling the need to craft something, which by the way, is a much safer choice than my husband arriving home to a newly painted room.
First up on my to-do list is to get on this embroidery hoop trend. I am totally crushing on them! They are everywhere and I can’t believe I haven’t created a hoop wreath yet.
There is something so simple and charming about a hoop wreath. And the best part is that it is an affordable way to add beauty and style to your decor in just a few minutes.
To give the wood a richness, I started by rubbing antique wax on the surface. 
I wanted a punch of spring color in my kitchen and I have really tired of my current Easter decor. When I found these bright carrots at Michaels, I knew these would be the sweetest little addition to my first hoop wreath. 
Then all it took was for me to heat up my hot glue gun and grab my stash of reindeer moss and get to work. 
I decided not to cover the entire hoop as I wanted to embrace the beauty of the simple wood silhouette.
In a matter of minutes, I attached some spring-vibe to the moss, added a pop of my coveted black and white ribbon, and in no time at all, I had myself a charming and festive wreath for my kitchen. 
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Supply List:
- 12 inch embroidery hoop
- decorative carrots
- reindeer moss
- antique wax and paper towels for applying
- ribbon
- hot glue gun
Even though winter is hanging on right outside my door, I’m hanging up my new wreath to remind me that new spring beginnings are just around the corner.
Have you made an embroidery hoop wreath yet?
If you make your own spring inspired hoop wreath, I’d love to see it! Tag me on social media @olivejudeblog and show me what you’ve created!
This wreath is seriously cute! You made it look so easy too 🙂
Super cute!
That turned out so cute!!! And so easy to do, which is always important.
What a cute way to celebrate Spring time and Easter! This also looks very easy.
What a cute and easy idea!!
I’m so ready for spring too – and this is SO cute. I like that it doesn’t take too long to make either. 🙂
-Lauren
I’m quite the minimalist so this is my kind of wreath. Simple, and not at all overdone. Love!
Thank you!!!
This is super cute and how great that it’s so easy to make! Adorable, and who’s not ready for some spring!
Thanks, Patricia! Come on, spring!
I’m in love with your wreath! I’m not a naturally crafty person but this makes me think I can actually pull this off 😀
You can totally do this! Thank you for the feedback!
Very cute! Looking forward to see if I can replicate yours 🙂 Thanks!
Oh, how nice! Thank you! Would love to see what you come up with!
That’s cute, I love the carrots. Pinned to attempt at some point!
Oh my gosh this is stunning! I’m so in love 😀 Great job with this DIY
Thank you so much!
Looks fabulous the “carrots” against the green moss. Something so simple but so effective.
So nice of you! Thanks!
Really cute idea! I love the fact that it’s also a quick project that doesn’t require too many supplies. Thanks for sharing!
Love how quickly this came together!
This is one of my favorite things you’ve made! A lovely combination of simple and striking.
Aw! Thank you, Dawn!!!