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A Step By Step Tutorial For Making A DIY Mobile which would be a gorgeous addition to any girl’s room with a floral nursery theme! If you’re the crafty type, this would be lovely for your own girl nursery or made as a one-of-a-kind baby shower gift.
I love putting sweet feminine touches on the nursery for our baby girl. However, I don’t like shelling out big bucks on things I think I can DIY on my own. For this reason, I’ve been finding ways to DIY nursery decor to save money. For her room decor, I’ve been incorporating some florals like her closet dividers for clothes organization and her DIY nursery prints. I’m on a roll with diy projects for her room. She also accumulated tons of girly headbands that I ended up displaying as a headband holder on the wall (which was a really fun, easy DIY!) Feel free to check those out for more girl nursery ideas.
Something I really wanted to add to her baby room was a pretty floral mobile for crib. These things can be pricey, selling the same design on Etsy for over $70 or More! I rounded up all the supplies to make it and I’m showing you how you can make your own adorable diy mobile (on-a-budget) too!
Flower Baby Mobiles Supplies:
Hot Glue Gun (Here’s the one I use, it’s seriously amazing & has a detailed tip, Here’s the glue sticks as well)
White threading string with needles (sewing kit) ( I added a link for convenience, however, check your local family dollar…I found mine for $1)
(Two) smaller sized lambs ear wreaths (snag these when they are doing a 50 percent off sale; which is bi-weekly)
Scissors
Flower pick (These are the ones we worked with and the ones I recommend, other ones may fall apart when peices are taken off the head, depends on flower make up). I was able to get them on sale for 50 percent off, wait for a sale or use Michaels coupons to save the most money).
Floral Mobile Instructions
Step 1.
Go ahead and plug in your hot glue gun so it’s ready when you need to reach for it. Turn flower over so you’re looking at the bottom, slide the green part of the flower back away from the flower head and tuck the flower in your hand. Cut the flower stem off as close as you can get to the flower head. Make sure to keep hold on flowers and don’t let go so they do not fall apart. Using your hot glue gun, apply it over the rest of the stem that is left from where you cut most off. Don’t let go of flowers until glue is completely dry and your flower can stay intact. Do the same to a second flower, and glue them on top of one another (allowing them to be a little off centered).
Step 2
Cut leaves off the stem. Now you can squeeze some hot glue in between the connected flowers and stick your leaves in the glue, where you would like them. We used three of the regular leaves evenly spaced around the flower, then three of the multi leaf stems evenly spaced around the flower also. See pics below for better reference.
They will then look similar to these.
Step 3
Next, get your white string and your needle and thread it through. Poke your needle through one of the middle petals and tie a knot. We tripled knotted ours to make sure it was plenty tight enough, cut off any excess string and secured the knot with a dab of hot glue.
Step 4
Repeat the above process of step three^ for threading through and tying all the remaining flowers. Set aside with done.
Step 5
Now get out your two lambs ear wreaths. Lay one face down on a table and lay the other on top. We started a knot on one wreath then tied them together, wrapping it snug with about 4 or 5 times around. This process is pretty tedious, working your thread through all the lambs ear leaves.

































