Last year I made this burlap wreath from a wire wreath and burlap ribbon. It's an awesome base wreath for every season. This year I went for more of a halloween theme because of our halloween party, I really like how it turned out! To make the bats, I used different sized sheets of card stock and scissors. I folded the paper in half and drew and cut out the bat shape, when you unfold you have a perfectly symmetrical bat! I also added an extra fold to the wings to give it a little more depth.
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Thursday, October 9, 2014
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
{DIY Fall Wreath}
I've not been very good at posting lately, with my Job switching to part time I'm excited to have more time for new projects and more posting! Here is the latest:
You will need:
2 rolls of Burlap Ribbon
Festive Ribbon
Scissors
Floral Wire
Wire Wreath (If you get a larger size wreath you will need more burlap)
You will also need at least 2 hours to complete the eniter project :-)
Here are the tutorials I used : 'The Sassy Momma' & 'My Crazy Good Life'
These blogs have a ton a details and measurements, I found them very helpful! Ok, now go have fun making your wreath!
Ohh intsagram, how you make it so much easier to share my life with the rest of the world! Wish I would have used my 'nice' camera to take pictures of the process, but my phone is so much more convenient!
After searching Pinterest for a few days I finally found an easy, affordable wreath idea for the fall. I used two differently tutorials to help me figure out the details of making the basic French styled burlap wreath. Then I added a fall ribbon to make it a bit more festive! The 'fall ribbon' is easy to remove, so I'm planning on using this wreath for many different seasons with different embellishments!
I bought all of my supplies from Michaels for under $25!
Festive Ribbon
Scissors
Floral Wire
Wire Wreath (If you get a larger size wreath you will need more burlap)
You will also need at least 2 hours to complete the eniter project :-)
Here are the tutorials I used : 'The Sassy Momma' & 'My Crazy Good Life'
These blogs have a ton a details and measurements, I found them very helpful! Ok, now go have fun making your wreath!
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