~ Hello friends! ~
How is your week going so far? Mine is going pretty well. We have a lot of birthdays in my family at the end of March, so last night we did a combined celebration of three of them, mine, Mr W's and my father in law's. There are four all together, but my little nephew lives out of state, so we have to send gifts and call on his birthday. Mr W and I have a week between ours, and my father in law and nephew's birthday's are in between. Confused? Haha! It CAN be a bit overwhelming for us all.
Today I thought I would share a wreath I made a few weeks ago. It was time to get my craft on again, and I LOVE it! It was such a simple project, but often, those are the best.
Here it is...
These are the supplies I used...
They are all attached to a rope with a little loop at the end.
I love the look of these feathers.
I bought a small grapevine wreath and some brown pipe cleaners for a little over 3 bucks at Jo Ann's with a coupon I had. I wanted to be able to remove the feather garland to use for something else if I got tired of the wreath, and I decided to attach it with pipe cleaners.
Easy Peasy!
It took like 2 minutes to make. My kinda project!
I added a scrap of brown satin ribbon at the top.
It hangs over my little antique hutch. Dont you love that old telephone sign? You would not believe me if I told you how little I paid for that at the thrift store. Ready? Ok, $3. Yep! Three is my lucky number, people! My birthday is 3/31/--. I. am. not. telling. the. year. A-hem.
I even tucked a little bird in there, but decided I liked the bird better on the backet below it.
It's actually a Pottery Barn christmas ornament, but I left one out for display.
So that's my easy 2 minute six dollar wreath. I love it!
Have a fabulous Wednesday!
Your wreath is SO beautiful!! I love feathers and I have seen the wreaths done with boa but yours is so much more beautiful!! Came by from Simply Klassic Home. Your newest follower!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Thank you! Yeah, I got really lucky when I found such a cool feather garlad for such a great price. That really helped make the wreath! Thanks for stopping by and following! I will head over now to check out your blog!
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xo-Lisa
Looks so nice! Great tutorial. I'm here via Simply Klassic Home. Your newest follower - Megan
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for stopping by, and following! I am on my way to give you a visit!
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This came out beautiful! We'd love for you to share it (and anything else you'd like) at our Beautify It Monday Link party going on now at BringingBeauty.blogpsot.com!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment, and the invite to the linky party! I would be delighted to link up!
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xo-Lisa
Thanks! The best part is, that it was a cinch to make!
ReplyDeletexo-Lisa
perfect! great buy and great 'do'.
ReplyDeleteCheap and easy? That's my kind of party people!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking it up at our "It's a Cinch" party!
:)
Linda
www.itallstartedwithpaint.com
Wow, what a great project! The wreath looks great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous wreath! Thanks for sharing at Simply Klassic. I will be featuring this on Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking up to "Cowgirl Up!". I really appreciate your participation. See you next week!
ReplyDelete♥Linsey
What a pretty wreath!! Thanks so much for linking up to our party!
ReplyDeleteKarah
Wow, thanks Karah! Thank you again for hosting the fab party!
Deletexo-Lisa