I'm here again!
Are you surprised?
I might be.
Just a little.
I have this wreath I wanted to show you.
Actually two wreaths I wanted to show you.
Are you ready?
Look at this!
I mean isn't that adorable?
I like it so much that I'm going to make a bigger one just like it next year.
I actually made a bigger one.
For the front door -
It was cute, too.
But there was a problem.
It doesn't fit between the door and the storm door.
So I put it on the storm door.
Then it stormed.
And the clear tape I hung it with broke.
And the wreath fell into the snow.
And the little trees went everywhere.
I had to dig them out.
So I put the wreath away and used the scarf and trees elsewhere.
That's the life-cycle of a wreath around here.
Two days.
Like a fly.
That's how old it was when it died.
Anyway.
Don't you want to know how I made these really cute wreaths?
If you don't you can leave now.
If you do then keep reading.
How to make a winter wreath:
Get a wreath. Any kind or size will work.
Get a wreath. Like this one that would work for a front door
Or a smaller one like this.
Or get one from your basement like I did.
Then you need to find something to wrap snow part of the wreath with.
I was cheap and used a basic white yarn (Red Heart Super Saver Jumbo in White) to cover my "snow" area.
Then I wrapped the fancy yarn over that. I used Red Heart Fur yarn. I'm really glad I have some left over. I know there will be something fun to do with it. It is SO soft!
Then all you have to do is stick your trees in.
I bought a bunch of trees last Christmas at JoAnn at like 90% off.
I found these trees on Amazon. They look nicer than the ones I used!
I also found these green ones. These are a great buy. I think I will use green trees in the one I make for the front door next year because you can see them better. You can easily frost them a little bit more if you want more snow on them.
You can be creative with what you use for your snow.
Did you notice what I used in the big door wreath? A winter scarf! It's a gorgeous scarf, but too scratchy for me to wear.
I think a plaid or buffalo check fabric would look cute as well.
Look how pretty that yarn is!
It reminds me of Sammy's fur.
OK.
So now you know what to do . . .
Make a winter wreath!
Tell me what new decoration you made for Christmas or winter decor this year.
And then,
have a great weekend!
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4 comments:
Those are both really cute, Karen, but it is sad that one bit the dust (er-snow) after only two days!
You did a great job on them. I don't even have a winter wreath up this year because so much of my stuff is packed away in a warehouse.
Hope you have a great weekend- xo Diana
The white yarn reminds me of a labradoodle, and it’s cute on your wreath.
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Oh, I love your wreath project, especially since it looks like your kitty's fur! How sweet...Sammy is adorable- what a beauty!
And that fur yarn looks so soft - just like fluffy snow! It's so pretty in the wreath with the bottle brush trees! What a fun thing to make! You're so creative! :)
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