I love Anthropologie, specifically the Anthro Home section and I love browsing around their website. I wish there was a store near me but there isn't so the website will have to do.

I get a lot of inspiration from them and it's always fun to see how others have used their things in their homes but unless you have an abundance of money hanging around, let's face it... they are a bit spendy. Sorry, Anthro 😬

I do like to try and recreate some of these items myself though or use their item as inspiration to create something that has the same vibe like I did with the DIY Anthropologie-Inspired Christmas Tree Topper, the DIY Anthropologie Knock-Off Lamp #1, and DIY Anthropologie Knock-Off Lamp #2, and the Copy Cat Sunburst Mirror DIY!

Today I'm sharing another project that is inspired by Anthropologie. 

DIY Anthropologie Heart Wreath Dupe

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One of their brands is Terrain and they sell a pretty heart-shaped grapevine wreath for $38.

Now, that doesn't sound like a lot for a wreath except... that price is only for the wreath form... the heart-shaped grapevine wreath... it doesn't include the flowers on it that they show in their first picture.

Well, I was at Goodwill the other day and I happened upon this heart-shaped wreath form and it was just $2.99!

I immediately thought of those pretty Terrain wreaths and knew I could create something similar. I especially love the one with the pink palm frond but I used bits of all of them for my inspiration.

You can most likely find everything you need at a craft store if you can't thrift it but I've added links to similar items in the supplies listed below in case you can't.

I started by giving my wreath a whitewash coat to lighten it up like the inspiration wreaths. I just added a little water to some white craft paint and brushed it on the wreath.

Then I went through my stash of faux flowers and stems and gathered up what I thought I might use.

The pink palm frond went on first by just trimming the stem down a bit and then poking it through the grapevine wreath branches. Mine was pretty secure but you can secure it with some hot glue if needed.

Then I added some whispy-looking greenery on both sides of the palm. I used glue on this and the following items.

Then some fern leaves (these were from Walmart a couple years ago).

I added these right over the top of the other greenery.

Then I added in some Lamb's Ear leaves. These are soft and fuzzy... hence the name Lamb's ear 😊

I just tucked a few in here and there to fill it out a little.

Then some of these pink stems.

Then some Bunny Tails... I think you can tell why these are called Bunny Tails 😁

And finally, I added this tattered rose.

Funny story about these roses... I did an experiment with some cheap Dollar Store roses about 12 years ago now 😮 I wanted to see if I could make my own vintage-looking millinery flowers. I took those cheap roses and I did all sorts of inhumane things to them...

It's hanging on my front porch now for Valentine's Day 💗

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