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Last Updated: June 19, 2017

DIY Butterfly Chandelier

Last Updated: June 19, 2017

DIY Butterfly Chandelier

by Lindi Haws Love the Day

Spring is here and it’s time to start thinking about your spring and summer celebrations! One of my favorite ways to decorate for those parties is with hanging chandeliers. Formal, informal, homemade or purchased, they look gorgeous over dining or dessert tables and add fantastic height to a partyscape. I can’t think of a more perfect summertime party chandelier than butterflies! This DIY Butterfly Chandelier is easy to make and brings so much beautiful color to a party. And the best part, it can be used in a little girl’s bedroom or playroom after. It’s far too precious to throw away after the party.

60 to 70 min. Intermediate

Step 1

Wrap the Boxwood Garland around the Wreath Frame twice. Secure with fishing line or floral wire.

Step 2

Wrap the Ivy Garland around the Wreath Frame and fill in any gaps. Secure with fishing line or floral wire.

Step 3

Take the faux flowers off their stems and hot glue to the Wreath Frame. Fill in the gaps and layer the flowers in bunches of three.

Step 4

Cut six long strands of fish lining. Tie those strands tight around the Wreath Frame about two inches apart.

Step 5

Tie five or six Feather Butterflies down the strands of fishing lines, alternating the colors.

Step 1

Wrap the Boxwood Garland around the Wreath Frame twice. Secure with fishing line or floral wire.

Step 2

Wrap the Ivy Garland around the Wreath Frame and fill in any gaps. Secure with fishing line or floral wire.

Step 3

Take the faux flowers off their stems and hot glue to the Wreath Frame. Fill in the gaps and layer the flowers in bunches of three.

Step 4

Cut six long strands of fish lining. Tie those strands tight around the Wreath Frame about two inches apart.

Step 5

Tie five or six Feather Butterflies down the strands of fishing lines, alternating the colors.

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