A DIY Batman Wreath You'll Want Everyone to See

Updated on 6/6/2015 at 1:30 PM

This DIY Batman wreath from Kat and Cam of Our Nerd Home will take your geeky home to the next level.

Nothing says love, flowers, and springtime like . . . Batman? Sure, why not. Here's a Spring/Summer version of our DIY Batman wreath.

We like seasonal projects that we can reuse, and our Holiday DIY Batman Wreath definitely fits the bill! We decided to reuse the Batman wreath form and turn it into some bright dark knight happiness. It hangs on our wall where our Batman garland used to be.

Since we already had it all wrapped up in holiday garland stuff, first we took that off, to reveal the plain black cardboard shape (see the original DIY Batman Wreath tutorial for instructions on how we got there).

Then we made a quick trip to the local craft store and got a couple of white and purple flower garlands — we didn’t use them in actual "garland" form, we just cut the flower parts off to use individually. We also picked up some crafty wirey twisty tie stuff (as you can probably tell, we’ve never worked with flowers before). If yours doesn’t have a built-in cutter, you’ll need some wire cutters too.

It’s seriously as easy as just attaching the flowers to the wreath with the metal twisty wire stuff. No glue or anything necessary yet.

Here’s what the back looks like.

It was hard to keep the Batman logo detail visible on the lower part of the wreath, so first we just wire-tied the plain leaves from the floral garland on (they’re easier to keep the shape), then we used some basic white craft glue stuff to glue little flowers onto the leaves and fill in empty spots.

That’s it! If there are any visible holes or wires, just glue a little flower or petal or whatever onto the empty spot.