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...
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....
Winter is so close, and it’s time to make cool winter decorations for your home. Let’s start from wreaths – they are great for any door. The supplies are clear glass Christmas balls, Martha Stewart Frost Etching Effect, silver, white or grey acrylic paint, metal wreath form in silver or white, string of white Christmas...
A cork wreath is an ideal decoration for your door, no matter what season is it. To make one you’ll need a foam or straw wreath form, lots and lots of wine corks, a hot glue gun. Find the prettiest side of the cork that you want to display and then apply a generous dab...
To decorate your porch in summer Pinterest presents a cool idea which was realized by Ashley from thepinningmama.com. The supplies are a 4 inch styrofoam wreath form, 2 yards of burlap, a pack of 100 ball head pins, embellishments. Cut a long strip of burlap so that you can wrap your entire wreath. Wrap it...
To decorate your porch for Valentine’s Day the first thing you’ll need is a wreath. For a Valentine’s Day wreath the supplies are a grapevine heart wreath, berry sprigs, craft paints in red, pink and light pink, some glitter, and floral wire. Attach the berry sprigs to the wreath, then twist the wire at the...
We have told you of the dried apple wreath, here’s one more yummy idea that would definitely make all your visitors think of fall. You’ll need fabric leaves, plastic miniature pears, a bag of mixed small pumpkins and squashes, cinnamon sticks, oven dried oranges, a fall bush with small pumpkin and eucalyptus branches. Dry your...
Spring is a great season because it allows to spend time outdoors comfortable. It’s a good idea not only to clean your house but also to spice up it according to the season. First of all you can fresh up your front door with some beautiful Spring wreath. Here is a cute budget-friendly wreath that...
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...