DIY Faux Blossom Branch Tree

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DIY Faux Blossom Branch Tree

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Create a DIY Faux Blossom Branch Tree: Easy and Affordable Home Decor

Are you looking to add some charm to your living space on a budget? Try making your own DIY Faux Blossom Branch Tree. In this tutorial, I will guide you through the process of creating your blossom branch tree. The best part is that this project requires just a few simple materials, and you can even repurpose a section of a tree branch. Alternatively, you can use a smaller section of a tree branch or one similar to the one I am using. So, if you're ready to start, come along and create your blossom branch tree with me.

Supplies

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Section of branches from a tree in my yard

faux florals and leaves

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 A planter pot

Floral cutters

 A foam floral block, and optional rocks

After inserting your tree branch into the foam block, you can add rocks on top. This will provide additional weight to your pot and prevent the tree branch from shifting or moving around.

Cutting the Flowers and Leaves

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To create a beautiful blossom tree, follow these steps. First, take floral cutters and remove the flowers and leaves from the stems. Cut as many flowers as needed for your tree.

Attaching the Flowers to the Branches

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Adding the Tree to the Pot

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Insert a foam block into your planter pot. If the foam block is too big, cut it to the right size. If it is too small, add extra foam blocks to fill the space. Insert the branch into the foam block. If the branch is unstable, add a few rocks above the foam block to keep it in place.

Finally, add some extra faux leaves to the bottom of the pot for decoration.


Your faux blossom tree is now complete. I am delighted with how easy this project was. It was both fun and affordable. I only had to buy the flowers and leaves for this project, and luckily, they were discounted. Since I already had most of the materials, I could complete this tree for just under $5. Thank you for joining me in creating your very own blossom tree. If you enjoyed this simple DIY project, check out my other blossom branch project that I have worked on, Blossom branch arrangement.