Here are my supplies:
Burlap: $2.39/yard Used less than 1/4 yard=$.60
Wreath: $.97 tubing from plumbing section of Home Depot. Used 1/2=$.50 (Will talk more about this tubing in a post later this week.)
Flowers $1.00 for a bunch. Used 2 bunches=$2.00
Total cost (without tax)=$3.10
First, I cut the tubing the size I wanted it and used packing tape tape the ends together to make a circle shape. I cut the burlap into about 3 inch strips and wrapped it around the wreath frame. I used a glue gun to attach the burlap. I then cut the flowers, arranged them how I wanted them, and glue gunned them on also.
Now I come home and smile when I see my cheery, colorful wreath!
These are parties I link to:
So pretty! I really want to make a wreath for our door, but we have a beautiful door knocker that makes it hard to put a wreath on. Maybe I should move the door knocker?
ReplyDeleteFound you through the Weekend Wrap Up on Tatertots & Jello. Would love for you to swing by and link up your project with my {new} Whip it Up Wednesday handmade party.
Best,
Emily from Nap Time Is My Time
Hi there!. I'm coming over from Super Stalker Sunday and following you now :). Love your wreath - great job. Hope to see you around my place sometime and perhaps link up to my Tuesday Ten link party :). Come check it out :)
ReplyDeleteNicole @ Miss Mommy
i love working with burlap! such a cute wreath, perfect for Fall.
ReplyDeleteI adore the flowers! I also love the monogram. Would love if you would link this up to the Scatter Girls' Fall Front Porch Party going on now! http://scattergirls.blogspot.com/2011/09/fall-porch-linky-party.html
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