Flower Wall Hangings

So I am participating in a bit of a challenge today...to produce a craft that takes 15 minutes or less, aside from dry time.  I am pretty sure I nailed this challenge by doing this craft in just under 10 minutes...HOLLA!!!  Read below how, then click on the lightening image to check out some more! 

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If you have been following along on Instagram, you know that I am currently working on the coolest garden bedroom in the whole world, and by world, I mean in our house.  Lucy and I have been putting our heads together to come up with the most fun decor and she's been giving me lots of input which, I guess is good, you know, since it is her bedroom and all.

Supplies

Three faux flowers

Three small blocks of wood

High heat hot glue gun

Single hole D ring hooks

For this particular project, we ran out to Michael's.  They had a bunch of these faux flowers on clearance for $.69 each so we picked out three.

And then we went down to their wood isle and picked out three wooden blocks.  They are raw wood when you buy them, but I spray painted ours white.

When the blocks were dry, I turned them over and eyeballed the center of them.  I probably should have measured but I couldn't find my measuring tape and it was late and I was lazy and tired.  So I eye balled it. And I think I did a pretty good job.  

Once I had the D hooks all attached, I ripped off the stems from the flowers and pulled out my trusty high heat hot glue gun.

I put the glue all over the back of the flowers and then smooshed them onto the wood blocks as centered as I could and held them there until they were dry, which only takes like a minute.

And then magic happened.  I was so happy with how they turned out!!!

I can't wait to do the big reveal with Lucy's entire gallery wall, it's going to blow your mind!