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- A plain undecorated wreath.
- Red Polka Dot cotton fabric.
- Green polka dot ribbon.
- 2 vintage doileys.
Cut up strips of all fabrics, ribbon and doiley's. Tie them random over the wreath. Some in bows, some not. Some in order. Some not!
Hang on the front door. I used a tiny nail in the door to hold it in place.
Of course if you are too lazy or time poor, you can buy these wreaths in my store at Bulimba or online here.
Hope your weekend is filled with a little bit of Christmas craft!
Simone xx
Hang on the front door. I used a tiny nail in the door to hold it in place.
Of course if you are too lazy or time poor, you can buy these wreaths in my store at Bulimba or online here.
Hope your weekend is filled with a little bit of Christmas craft!
Simone xx
I love love love crafts--and this definitely looks like one I can manage :) thanks for sharing! ox
ReplyDeleteLoving this wreath Simone! I think your Christmas wreath post last year was when I first found your beautiful blog, I thought the steel scourers were genius :D This wreath is just as gorgeous. Happy weekend, lovely ~ Txx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous looking wreath, so bright, happy and welcoming for a festive time of year!
ReplyDeleteThat is totally adorable Simone!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and very you! It looks lovely. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt seems yesterday was the day for making Christmas wreaths! Mine's still in progress, but is hanging up for now until I can finish it off :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI agree its fun to make a wreath for the door every year. I usually grab a bunch of the weed known as Ivy that is taking over my front garden. Just lasts long enough as I don't decorate until after No. 2's birthday on the 16th.
ReplyDeleteParcel is on its way up to you today by the way ;)
Cute! Very Beach Vintage...
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jane (artfully graced)
Very cute--the colors are great.
ReplyDeleteLooks good on your door.
Melinda
i am so inlove with this i cant even tell you.<3
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute idea! Thanks for posting about it.
ReplyDeleteI finally read the article in The Weekly-it's wonderful! Congrats again!
Best wishes and happy weekend,
Natasha.
Adorable my friend. xoxoxoxxoxo
ReplyDeleteso adorable! and so you! :)
ReplyDeleteToo cute. Very sweet wreath.
ReplyDeleteGreat wreath, I have one more wreath to do something with - a small op shop find, I think you have just given me the idea I need, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and simple, lovely!!! You always have such fun stuff here:-)
ReplyDeleteSuch an impact from something so simple! Amazing! Merry Christmas! xxx
ReplyDeleteso cute simone!! have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteSimone this is lovely it makes a change to the normal wreathes I have seen & I really like the differnt fabrics thanks for sharing the tutorial
ReplyDeleteoooh I love you're wreath, it's so gorgeous. I just made one this morning with a wire hanger and scarf :O) It's amazing what you can do with bits and bobs you have at home (or find in the charity shop :O) Lovely blog xx http://michellemadethis.blogspot.com/2010/12/scarf-wreath.html
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBye,
Marian
I love this tutorial! Looks gorge!
ReplyDeleteA very lovely and charming wreath!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Gwenny
Beautiful :o) I love your photography also x
ReplyDeletelove it, your projects are always so simple yet make impact, love it
ReplyDeleteNow that is beautiful what a great idea, so simple but stunning. I love the wreath you created last year, very original....it now has me thinking how I can make one using some differen't materials....
ReplyDeleteLindo, amei!
ReplyDeleteAmo seu blog,parabéns!
oooh.. simple and yet cutesie Christmas ish!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love your seashell wreath, too! Thanks for visiting my blog all the way from Australia! What a treat!
ReplyDeleteSo, so bright and happy I agree. And simple and effective. Made my morning! Pruxxx
ReplyDeleteAmazingly I did something soooo similar and posted about it today. Check it out:
ReplyDeletehttp://maxabellaloves.blogspot.com/2010/12/loving-christmas-spirit.html
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Your wreath looks great! Well done.
ReplyDeleteHow cute with the polkadots fabric! Cool idea! I will definitely try it out for Eastern if I don't make it for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Simone!! Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! This is so pretty, and a bit different from every other neighbor's wreath :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week my friend!
Blessings,
Marcia
oh! That is delightful! xxx
ReplyDeletethis is perfect - i love it!
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