I simply used the zip ties to strategically attach the ivy garland around my wreath, cutting the ties when I was finished so they were hidden amongst the greenery. I bunched the garland up in places to give it a fuller effect.
Next I tucked the ends of my boxwood into the wreath and zip tied a couple of the sprigs to keep them in place, then stuck in my hydrangeas and a few pearl-colored picks I'd found in my craft closet.
Ta-dah! Easy peasy with a fresh look for spring to welcome me at my door. :)
What's your favorite DIY wreath project?
I love it!!! I watched you make it and it sure didn't take you long! Love shopping the house and using what you have! That 'B' has been used a lot!! Very classy!
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DeleteSo pretty, you make all DIY projects look so easy, I am all thumbs when it comes to crafting, but may have to try making a wreath.
ReplyDeleteSaw your Mom's post and the video of the kids doing a somersaults is a hoot, they are so cute:)
Thanks for sharing
Thank you! The grapevine wreaths are so easy to do and cheap!
DeleteThis wreath is gorgeous! Absolutely inspired. Love the hydrangea so elegant. The last wreath I made was easter last year. I used burlap, spanish moss and light blue eggs, it turned out really cute.
ReplyDeleteYes, DIY a spring wreath girl! The Easter wreath sounds cute, too, I like the Spanish moss idea.
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