How to Make a Fruit Bouquet
It’s time for a fun and delicious project that will impress everyone, but we won’t tell them it’s really easy. With Spring and Summer, comes many opportunities for gift giving – Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Birthdays, Baby Showers and more. So with those special days in mind, I’m showing you how to make a Fruit Bouquet.
The Fruit Bouquet is easy enough that the kids can help. There are a few tools that will need adult supervision, but the kids can definitely help.
Men – listen up – Mother’s Day is coming soon and I bet your wife would love Breakfast in Bed and this amazing Fruit Bouquet. And ladies, if you are anything like me, I love for my boys and Doug to do simple things for me. I really don’t need lots of expensive gifts (of course they are always nice) but not really necessary. I think the gifts that they make are just as nice. So be sure to send this as a friendly hint to the man in your life.
I put together a short video for you to show you what we used and how easy this pretty Fruit Bouquet is to make…
If you haven’t been to our video channel lately, be sure to go check out what we have been working on. You will find all the videos nicely marked and there are also new playlists.
Fruit Bouquet Supplies
- Glass Container/Vase
- Glass Gems
- Floral Foam/Styrofoam
- Bamboo Skewers
- Fruit – whatever you like, we used Pineapple, Cantaloupe, Honey Dew Melon, Strawberries, Kiwi and Grapes
- Almond Bark – found in the baking aisle
Tools
- Large Knife
- Small Knife
- Melon Baller
- Wire Cutters or heavy Scissors to trim the skewers
- Cookie Cutters
In the video I show you how to make a strawberry into a flower. Here are the written steps for it…
- Place strawberry on skewer
- Cut 4 small slits toward the bottom of the strawberry, working your way around the berry, be careful not to cut all the way through, cut only about 7/8 down
- Then make another row of slits, alternating them with the row below
- Continue up the strawberry until you reach the top, then make a slit across the tip of the strawberry
- Gently use your knife to pull the petals out to form the flower
For the Chocolate Dipped Strawberries, you can see how to make them along with some gourmet toppings if you like.
That looks great!! We don’t have one of the companies that makes these up where I live, so now I can just make my own! 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty
Thanks so much Jamie!
Love this idea! Thank you for joining Delicious Dishes Recipe Party this week. Hope to see you again!
Thanks so much! We will visit again!
Oh my gosh I love this! Finally, a guide to making a fresh fruit bouquet…I am totally pinning this! Have a good one 🙂 xo
So pretty and great for parties. I pin this. 🙂