I saw this wreath and NEEDED it.
How welcomed would you feel if that was hanging on someone's door?
So, off to Michaels I went,
I case you haven't read this post, I've been there A LOT recently.
This wreath frame was $4.99
And this burlap was $5.99
Secure the burlap with crafting wire.
There was truly no specific technique I used, simply bunch, and secure.
(side note: there is more burlap in the pack than you think)
Once I was done bunching and securing, I looped all the excess around the entire wreath.
This was the final burlap wrapping product.
I haven't used them for anything, and they came in handy for this project.
Secure balls on to wreath with SERIOUS amounts of hot glue.
Don't be shy ladies, you'd rather have the balls super secure, than falling off.
I'm a REALLY good photographer.
Can't you tell???
Now bow and arrange ribbon.
so freaking cute, I love this!
ReplyDeleteThank you. Michaels works wonders!!!
DeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteYour face is cuter!!! Thanks lady!!!
DeleteGreat job on the burlap wreath! That burlap garland looks awfully familiar ;)
ReplyDeleteMy mom made a similar wreath to yours recently. I'm nervous about using the wire frame but she said it was pretty easy, too, so I need to try it in the future.
Thanks for visiting my SPD post too! :)
Oh my gosh...I LOVE this! Anything made of burlap is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteoh wow, you are creative! love the new wreathe!! looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I like that a lot and I do need a good spring wreath!
ReplyDeleteOk plan of attack... I go get the burlap, wreath form, and accessories... you come over and make me a cute burlap wreath for me and we celebrate National Margarita Day! Ready, set, and go!
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