DIY Red Bell & Berry Teardrop

DIY Red Bell & Berry Teardrop

This holiday season, we're excited to showcase a stunning new design by our talented floral designer, Tim. Using our vibrant Red Metal Jingle Bells as the centerpiece, Tim has crafted a beautiful Red Bell & Berry Teardrop that perfectly captures the festive spirit. With its rich, bold hues and a perfect balance of traditional holiday elements, this design adds a touch of elegance and cheer to any space. Whether hanging on a door or as part of your seasonal décor, Tim’s creation is sure to bring warmth and joy to your home this Christmas. You can create one of your very own using the steps and supplies listed below

Supplies needed:

• (1) 32" Evergreen Teardrop
• (3) 4" Medium Red Metal Bell
• (3) 18" Flocked Red Berries & Pine Cone Floral Pick
• (6) 20" Cedar Floral Spray
• (1) 22" Red Berry Floral Spray
• (1) 1.5" Bright Red Velvet Ribbon
• (1) 2.5" Candy Cane & Holly Christmas Ribbon
• Hot Glue
• Scissors
• Wire Cutters
• Floral Wire

• Before getting started make sure you have gathered all of the necessary supplies. The colors of this design can easily be changed to fit any decor; simply change out the ribbon and florals used.

• Tim started this teardrop by attaching the three Metal Bells. He used floral wire to attach them to the teardrop in a staggered pattern down the front of the teardrop.

• Once the bells were attached, Tim began adding the Cedar Spray around the perimeter of the Teardrop. He added these with a dab of Hot Glue on the end of each to secure them to the Teardrop. 

• Next Tim cut the pine cones off of each of the Flocked Red Berries & Pine Cone Spray. He placed these throughout the Teardrop. With one on the bottom at the end of the Teardrop and then one on either side. He used Hot Glue to secure them to the Teardrop. 

• Tim then added the pine cones that he cut off back into the Teardrop. He also cut the Red Berries spray into multiple sections and added those throughout the Teardrop. 

• After all of the berries had been added, Tim began tying the bows. He tied a large three loop bow out of the 2.5" Christmas Ribbon. Then he tied a smaller bow to go in the center of the first bow at the top of the Teardrop. He also tied two smaller bows out of both ribbons and placed them at the bottom and middle of the Teardrop. 

• Once the bows have been added you can come to a stopping point. You will have a gorgeous Teardrop to use throughout the Holiday season. 

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