If you’re looking for a charming way to personalize your living space, a DIY blooming monogram is a delightful project to consider. This creative idea combines the elegance of floral arrangements with the personal touch of your own initials, resulting in a decorative piece that’s both unique and meaningful.
As someone who’s always on the lookout for stylish and easy trends to try at home, I love how a blooming monogram instantly brightens up any room. Whether you’re updating your entryway or looking for a standout accent for your bedroom, this floral craft allows you to showcase your individuality with beautiful, handcrafted flair.
Materials:
- Paper mache letter “K”
- Oasis foam block
- White spray paint
- Pliers/scissors
- Box cutter
- Small silk flowers (ranunculus, rose, hydrangea, baby’s breath)
1. Prepare the Letter
Use the box cutter to carefully cut the top of the letter “K” off and remove the cardboard reinforcement from the inside. (If your knife is sharp enough, you can easily cut through the paper mache.)
2. Paint the Letter
Spray paint the letter. Do it outdoors or in a well-ventilated room, if possible. Let it dry for 10 minutes. Repeat this step twice to make sure that both the inside and the outside of the box is properly painted white.
3. Make the Planter
The flowers will be planted into oasis foam. Take a block and using the box cutter, divide it into five parts. Cut out two 1,2”×4” and two 1,2”×4,3” rectangles and a 1,5”×1,5”×1,5” triangle, all 1” high. (The sizes are calculated to fit a 8” letter ‘K’.)
4. Place the Cut-Outs
Insert the cut-outs into the letter and prepare the flowers. Group them based on their colour and kind.
5. Fill the Letter with Flowers
Cut the stems of the flowers, leaving only 2 cm to be able to place them into the foam properly. Fill the letter with flowers after your taste. The remaining empty spaces can be filled with hydrangea and baby’s breath.
6. You’re done!
When done, use this beauty to decorate any part of your apartment.