Awesome flowery headpiece

I'm a bit of a hippy at heart, if I lived in my own little world I'd be perpetually bouncing about barefoot with pre-raphaelite hair and a garland of flowers on my head like some sort of Mucha woman.

Unfortunately due to things like, reality and common sense, this is only possible to do on a few days in summer, somewhere in the countryside where my husband won't be embarrassed by me. But when those days come along, I will be prepared because I've figured out a super easy way to make a flowery garland. It may also be useful for flower girls, bridesmaids and music festivals.

Once you're done with it you can leave it lying flat for a week to dry out then hang it up on a wall to stare at waiting for your day in the sun.








I'm a bit of a hippy at heart, if I lived in my own little world I'd be perpetually bouncing about barefoot with pre-raphaelite hair and a garland of flowers on my head like some sort of Mucha woman.

Unfortunately due to things like, reality and common sense, this is only possible to do on a few days in summer, somewhere in the countryside where my husband won't be embarrassed by me. But when those days come along, I will be prepared because I've figured out a super easy way to make a flowery garland. It may also be useful for flower girls, bridesmaids and music festivals.

Once you're done with it you can leave it lying flat for a week to dry out then hang it up on a wall to stare at waiting for your day in the sun.







Baby's breath - I got a bunch from Sainsbury's for £4 that would make three garlands. You could also add other flowers like poppys or roses before you add the ribbon.

----------- YOU WILL NEED -----------
Washi tape or masking tape
Ribbon - about 1.5 meters, thick ribbon is best to hide the tape
Scissors

Video by: Emma Scott-Child
Photography by Emma Scott-Child
Models: Emma Scott-Child and scrumptious Jessica Yong