My friend and I got together this past weekend to make pinterest-worthy spring wreaths for our front doors. We made wreaths back in December for Christmas and had a blast so we decided to do it again. Here is what I started with:
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| A twig wreath found at Hobby Lobby - $6 |
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| Pretty florals ranging from $3 to $7 each |
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| I couldn't resist this artichoke... |
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| or this garlic |
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The finished product
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It was so easy! I just started sticking the florals in through the twigs and just made my way around the wreath. I wanted it to look whimsical and wild so I didn't have to think too much about it. This is such an easy thing for anyone to do. If you say that you aren't crafty, then you can still do this! It was so much fun and I get such a feeling of satisfaction when I see it hanging on my door.
*A Little Something Extra*
I am so excited to let you guys know that I have been featured on another blog! Jacy over at
My Name is Jacy has decided to do a weekly fashion feature and I was the very first one! Thanks Jacy! Check out her blog for inspiring stories, humor, fashion, and much more.
What a cute and fun DIY! And congrats on your feature! :)
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Amy! I LOVE THIS! I love making something (that actually turns out lol) and then walking by it... there is a sense of satisfaction to it... I usually just smile and think "Jacy, you rule!" haha!
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I might have to head over to Hobby Lobby today and get some supplies! This turned out great!
Looking great on my blog today! So glad we connected and are getting to know one another better :)
Have a great day girl!
XO
Wow! Apparently I'm feeling the word 'great' this morning... :)
DeleteAmy, I found you through Jacy's blog and am so happy that I did! I absolutely love your mix of fashion and craftiness, and will be tuning in frequently for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a lovely job with your festive Spring wreath! Also, congrats on your first feature! :)
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It looks great! :D
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Woooow it's gorgeous!!! xoxo
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I am ALL about easy DIY projects! This is one I think I could handle! It turned out so cute!
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Shanna
Congrats on your first feature! I love the DIY spring wreath! I haven't done a DIY in a while to be honest!
ReplyDeletei love it - it turned out really nice! the touch of garlic is my favorite part. and congrats on being featured! :)
ReplyDeletecongrats on your feature!! really lovely!! thanks for stopping by..how abt follow eachother thru GFC :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your feature! So amazing! I am loving this wreath - love how you can make them for both winter and springtime!
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This is so pretty - I love it !
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Thanks for stopping by my blog.You have got an amazing blog.I am definitely following.
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oooh very spring, congrats on your feature :D
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!! I'd definetly pin that on pintrest ;) So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Hard work done right :)
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Super fun DIY! I love the color of flowers you chose! It gives it a sweet feel!
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Giovanna
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your wreath looks fabulous!!! good for you!!
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sounds like a fun time with friends too!
Hey just heading over from Jacy's feature on your outfit. Funny cause looking at your pics above, I have those same pink flowered stems. Only I have them bunched up in a vase! Great taste
ReplyDeleteGood job on the DIY!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really great and colorful - perfect for spring!
amzinnngggg!!!! great photos I LIKE IT!!!! ;O)))) i found your blog, i follow you, i hope you follow me back (if you like me blog) big kisses from germany ;****
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful wreath. I love everything about it! So fresh and full of spring.
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