n effort to dress up our front door. I decided to make a wreath to place on the door, something that would reflect my own personal style. I created a entire board on pinterest dedicated to wreaths. Here is the link; Wreaths.
First off, I did what any excellent crafter would do. I took a trip to Hobby Lobby. I should say a short trip to Hobby Lobby, a new store just opened only a short ten minute trip from our house. Gotta love that!
DIY Simply Summer Burlap Wreath
What You Need:
A Spool of Burlap
A Styrofoam Wreath
Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Wire and Wire Cutters
Floral Embellishments
Step One:
I wrapped the burlap around the styrofoam wreath, securing it with hot glue.
Step Two:
I twisted up a wire loop, poked it into the top of the back of the wreath, and secured it with hot glue.
Step Three:
I decorated the front of the wreath, hot gluing on colorful daisies and green leafy accents.
Step Four:
I proudly hung it on our front door. ;o)
Our front door is officially ready for Summer!
Do you have a summer wreath on your front door?
Smiles, Paula
{ Follow Me On Pinterest } Paula Parrish
This is SO clean and fresh, love it!
ReplyDeleteI love crafting with burlap. this would be a great project for my daughter and I to do together. It is very natural looking:)
ReplyDeleteI don't have a summer wreath. This is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty--I like the burlap with the flowers. I don't have a wreath on the door right now--I have a patriotic heart.
ReplyDeleteIt's really pretty, Paula! And so is your door knocker ~ love it:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Cindy! I picked up my door knocker at one of my favorite local shops, Sarasota Architectural Salvage, they have all kinds of great old stuff. I know that you would LOVE the place. I hope that your new pad is starting to feel and look like home. ;o)
DeleteLove it!! Cute and colorful! Thanks for partying with us at Give Me The Goods Monday!
ReplyDeleteJenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof