Decorate your front door for summer! Today we are sharing a craft from sisterssuitcaseblog.com with everybody’s love – succulents! To make this wreath prepare an 18″ plain straw wreath, some faux succulents and other greenery, it covered the wreath easily and provided a neutral backdrop for the beautiful succulents. Leave the plastic wrap on the...
Thanksgiving is the coziest holiday when we all forget out problems and sit around the table with our family and the closest friends. Making inviting and cozy décor is very important on such a day, so we’ve rounded up some cool Thanksgiving wreaths for you to make the entrance look comfy and greeting. Thanksgiving is...
A wreath is a very easy décor piece, everyone can make it! If you have an outdoor summer party, why not use wreaths and garlands to decorate around? What’s a great summer party outdoors? A picnic! Make a fun and bright picnic wreath using plastic tableware and a ketchup bottle. There’s no party without cocktails,...
If you are looking for a special wreath, for a completely non-traditional one, here’s a way! To make this wood pieces wreath you’ll need (3) 4” by 36” (1/4” thick) pine boards, hot glue, 3 shades of Minwax stain, foam brushes, rags or paper towels, 24” wire wreath frame, 1 roll burlap ribbon, miter saw....
A wreath is an easy decoration, it may be used anywhere and for any occasion – even without it. We gathered a bunch of DIY rustic wreaths for the coming fall. The coolest craft materials are some fabric and wood. Choose any fabric you like – burlap, for example, wrap the wreath and add some...
We have told of many autumn wreaths with various decorations but this one is especially cute because it’s with an owl! The supplies are: a branch wreath, pine cones, spray paints, dried flowers, a feathered foam owl and glue. Spray paint pine cones, attach the owl where you want it using glue. Add a combination...
This amazing fall wreath looks so that it would make you think of food – of amazing fall gift like these ripe apples. For this apple wreath you’ll need a 14″ grapevine wreath, 3 red apples, a mandolin slicer, lemon juice, a dehydrator, a hot glue gun, acorns & star anise, a burlap bow. Cut...
If you live in a region where the weather is good all year round you might want to make yourself a natural wreath that will stay alive for several seasons. If your climate is that good you probably already have a lot of small succulents living at your garden. If you don’t have them already...