Showing posts with label wreath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wreath. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Halloween Decoration

I made awesome broom/wreath for Halloween.
 
The spiders are glittery :)
 


Sunday, December 2, 2012

A Christmas Wreath

My neighbor and I made some Christmas wreaths to go in front of the subdivision for Christmas.  All you need is some greenery, some ornaments, and some glittery fun!  Plus glue guns.

First we laid out what we wanted, then hot glued it on. 




Friday, September 14, 2012

Cute Wreath

I needed some door decor, so I went to Michael's and got some ideas and some supplies.  I wanted something a little more modern that could also translate into winter/spring.  I wanted something simple and clean.  I love the way it turned out. 



I started by gathering my supplies together.  A grapevine wreath, flowers, ribbon and a W.



Next, I cut the flowers off of their long stems, to the size I needed to attach them to the wreath.


Then, I hot glue guned the flowers to the wreath.

Finally, added the W with hot glue, and tied a green ribbon on to hang.

Monday, April 23, 2012

DIY Christmas Wreath

I know it isn't anywhere near Christmas, but it's my favorite holiday.  This past season, I got some pinspiration and made a snowflake wreath for the front door.  My wedding was during Christmastime (my wedding cake is below), and so I wanted to have some personal touches from the wedding, since it was snowflake themed.  Turns out, the snowflake thing was appropriate, as my wedding day was on the first blizzard of the season for the east coast, and many of the guests had a difficult time showing up at all, or the ones who made it, getting home afterwards!



I was so inspired by this wreath I wanted to make my own version, using some of my wedding leftovers.  I started by painting the popsicle sticks white, and then adding glitter on certain circles.



After that, I added a personal touch by using some of the ribbon from my wedding to hang the wreath, and then put it on our door.





 I absolutely love it, and my husband says, "I've never seen a wreath that looks like that before".  I think that just means it is unique.