DIY Chinoiserie in Sapphire & Snow Teardrop
Bring a touch of timeless elegance to your holiday décor with Chinoiserie in Sapphire & Snow Teardrop, a stunning Christmas teardrop designed by Susan at Ellis Home & Garden! Rich sapphire-blue hydrangeas, frosted greenery, shimmering accents, and gorgeous blue-and-white patterned ribbons come together with delicate floral details to create a look that is both classic and captivating. Whether displayed on your front door, above a mantel, or in a favorite spot indoors, this beautiful design adds a sophisticated winter touch to your Christmas decorating. Discover how Susan combines these elegant colors and textures to create a statement piece that celebrates the beauty of our Chinoiserie Christmas collection! Follow along below to learn how to recreate this piece for your Home this Christmas.
Supplies needed:
- (1) 32" Evergreen Teardrop
- (2) 22" Blue Jean Velvet & Sequin Poinsettia Stem
- (2) 22" Midnight Blue Velvet & Sequins Poinsettia Stem
- (3) 30" Silver Glitter String Berries Spray
- (1) 19" Cobalt Blue Hydrangea Bush
- (6) 20" Glittered Juniper Spray-Silver
- (1) 6' Flocked Norfolk Pine Garland
- (4) 33" Frosted Norfolk Pine Spray
- (2) 100mm Royal Blue Chunky Glitter Ball Ornament
- (1) 1.5" Chinoiserie Swirl Ribbon
- (1) 2.5" Dusty Blue Lush Velvet Ribbon
- (1) 2.5" Blue Berry Ornaments Ribbon
- (1) 7/8" Royal Blue Velvet Ribbon
- (1) 4" Deep Blue Satin Ribbon
- Wire Cutters
- Hot Glue
- Scissors
- Chenille Stems/Floral Wire
- Here is a look at everything that was used in this Teardrop

- Susan got started on this Teardrop by first fluffing out the branches on the Teardrop and then tying the large Bow for the top. She started with the thinnest Ribbon first and then layered in each additional Ribbon, tying two loops per Ribbon. She also layered in a section of longer tails for each too. She secured the Bow with a Chenille Stem.





- Before adding the Bow to the top of the Teardrop, Susan layered in the Flocked Norfolk Pine Garland. She cut a section off of the garland and added it to the top of the Teardrop; sticking out of the top. The rest of the Garland she wove through the Teardrop adding the flocked texture to the entire length. She cut off the remaining section after it went past the bottom of the Teardrop.



- Next Susan added two of the Silver String Berries Sprays to the top of the Teardrop and then one coming out the bottom. At the top Susan spread the Sprays apart to better disperse the Stems throughout the Top. She also trimmed some of them so that they were proportional to the rest of the Teardrop.


- Once those had been added Susan tied the Bow to the top of the Teardrop. She used the same Chenille Stem that she used to secure the Bow.

- Next Susan added three of the Ribbons to the length of the Teardrop. She layered the Ribbons on top of each other and then looped them throughout the Teardrop. She used the branches of the Teardrop to secure each section.

- Next Susan began to add the florals throughout the Top of the Teardrop. She worked in and around the Bow using Hot Glue to secure each piece.





- Susan continued to work her way down the Teardrop adding more florals as she went.



- As Susan reached the Bottom of the Teardrop she tied a smaller Bow for the Bottom using three of the chosen ribbons. She kept this Bow smaller with longer tails that could hang down the Teardrop. She secured the Bow with a Chenille Stem and then tied it to the Teardrop.


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Susan’s Chinoiserie in Sapphire & Snow teardrop is a beautiful reminder that holiday decorating can be both timeless and full of personality. The rich blue florals, frosted greenery, and elegant patterned ribbons create a striking combination that brings sophistication and winter charm to any space. If you love the beauty of blue-and-white Christmas décor, we invite you to explore our Chinoiserie Christmas collection at Ellis Home & Garden! Visit your favorite Ellis location to discover the ornaments, ribbons, florals, and decorative accents you need to bring this elegant holiday look to life in your own home.

- Rebecca Coffman