This wreath is so easy to make, it took me half an hour I swear. You will need:
- A wreath (mine was $2 in a thrift store but try craft shops for similar).
- Some steel kitchen scourers (0.70c a pack of 3) - I used 5 for this wreath.
- 2 ruffled pillow cases (thrift store finds).
- Glue gun & Stapler.
Cut just the ruffle part of the pillow cases off so you have long strips of fabric as shown in pic # 2. Cut these strips into approx 8 inch/20cm strips and roll them around to form a rose. Staple the base of the fabric to hold rosette in place.
Grab your glue gun. Glue the steel scourers around. Then glue your fabric roses on. You can use as many or as little as you like.
I used an old doiley for the hanging cord, but you could use whatever you like.
Hang on your door!
Hope you are all getting on top of your Christmas shopping and also getting into the spirit of it all. Happy weekend and I will see you all Monday. Simone xx
Grab your glue gun. Glue the steel scourers around. Then glue your fabric roses on. You can use as many or as little as you like.
I used an old doiley for the hanging cord, but you could use whatever you like.
Hang on your door!
Hope you are all getting on top of your Christmas shopping and also getting into the spirit of it all. Happy weekend and I will see you all Monday. Simone xx
So cute, love the scourers!!
ReplyDeleteYou're a genius!!
ReplyDeleteI am overwhelmed by your talents. Your projects are just perfection in my eyes. I am still getting over those divine doily brooches! This wreath is gorgeous! What a daily joy your happy blog is to me. A-M xx
ReplyDeleteHow adorable Simone! Beautiful + simple + fast = perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs,
Karyn
Very cute little wreath. Nice hostess gift.
ReplyDeleteMelinda
dear simone..that looks terrific AND what I love is there is no sewing!!
ReplyDeleteI have a glue gun & staple machine..so shall give it a go!!
ps..used the glue gun the other day & nearly burnt some of my fingers off!!
have a lovely weekend ..xx andrea
that is the craziest cute wreath i have ever seen!!! IT IS MYSTERIOUSLY GORGEOUS. i love it. you are so clever!!!!! i have been on a wreath kick lately, so this is right up my alley. thanks for sharing.
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That is so pretty, Simone! I just love it.
ReplyDeleteI am loving all of your Christmas decoration posts. My girls and I made one similar to your driftwood hanging from the ceiling. We used a gum tree branch and hung spare decorations we had from it. It is beautiful at night and lights up the whole loungeroom. The gum leaves we cut off the branch are making a beautiful temoraroy christmas tree until it's time to get a real one.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas.
Angie
Wonderfully inventive! The kitchen scours make me laugh!!! Great touch! xxx
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and clever - exactly what we expect from you! Enjoy your weekend. Leigh
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and clever - exactly what we expect from you! Enjoy your weekend. Leigh
ReplyDeleteHi there sweetie, adore this idea and such fun too! Must try one out, thanks for sharing!Happy Christmas! Sharon xxoo
ReplyDeleteSo cute Simone! I have the parts to make myself a feather wreath. I've been putting it off though because it is not easy peasy!
ReplyDeletei have never seen kitchen scourers like that...very crafty, Simone.
ReplyDeleteI can't get over how creative you are :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! SO incredibly cute!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good.I will definitely try to make a similar one for my door.
ReplyDeleteYou need to write a craft book...I would buy it!!! Once again so os lovely. xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteWow! Just when you think there isn't anything new....How clever is that? The steel wool looks SO like a rose,it's amazing I've never seen it used like this before!!
ReplyDeleteOoo are you sure it's easy, I'm bound to mess it up. I just love your's, you clever creative girl.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful weekend to you,
xoxo
Very very pretty. So lovely! Typical fabulous Beach Vintage! x
ReplyDeleteSimone, you truly think up the most intriguing and fanciful treasures to make! This is cute as can be!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
That's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great look. Definitely need to find the wreath in a thrift store, I saw some in a craft shop the other day for $16!!
ReplyDeleteAlison
It's beautiful Simone...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a lovely weekend, cheers: Evi
Never ever would have thought to use the scourers. Gorgeous Simone.
ReplyDeleteLooks great and easy ;)
ReplyDeleteSaludos,
Clau!
how adorable! you are one clever, creative chick!
ReplyDeletethis is just precious! What a great project to recreate and give as a lovely token. What I love is this can be displayed all year round. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteGina
Absolutely brilliant - and so gorgeous! You are so clever - I love your blog :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery creative!
So glade I found your blog..this wreath is lovely..tahnks for sharing! Love//Eva
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