Whatever the reason I really wanted to make one that wasn't cheesy & was more of the Crate & Barrel/Pottery Barn style. (without the $80 pricetag of course)
Here's what I came up with, you like?
I'm so mad at my camera, out of a dozen pics this is the best it could do. I think it's time for a new one...too much baby spit in this one.
Making a wreath was actually really fun & easy, here's what you need for the Autumn one above:
Stick wreath
Hot glue gun & gluesticks
Silk flowers, branches, beaded garland and anything else at the craft store that you want to stick on there! I found a box of plastic acorns and glittered them for a little sparkle...
Ribbon
The pictures below will show you how I added everything on in stages, to attach items I either stuck them in the branches &/or used hot glue.
(click on any image to enlarge it)
That's it! Now tell me, how long do I have to wait to hang this on my front door? Is mid-september too soon?
I say as soon as you feel fall-ish, hang that baby up!
ReplyDeleteI just might have to steal this idea. Where do you shop? Michael's? Hobby Lobby?
ReplyDeleteI put Christmas decorations up the day after Halloween so if you put this out now I know I at least would not judge hahaha
ReplyDeleteI love making my wreaths, too! Way cheaper and they turn out to be exactly my taste!
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath. Thanks for the tutorial...I really want to make one.
ReplyDeleteOooh.. thats very pretty, and rather inspiring! I might just have to pull out some wreath making materials myself!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tut! I think I'll play around with this on the weekend.
MK
So pretty! I wish it would cool down here and I could start smelling the sweet smell of Fall and fireplaces warming up cozy living rooms. Maybe next month right? I absolutely love fall. We used to live in VA and I remember how beautiful this time of year used to be. I am envious!!
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