We’ve already told you of various wreaths, and here’s one more cool and easy idea – a wooden bead wreath, you’ll need cardboard, a plate & bowl, scissors, a glue gun, a pencil/eraser, wooden beads. Dilute your watercolour paint with a bit of water. Place your wooden beads in your paint and swirl the container...
Christmas is coming, just one month is left! Let’s make this easy wreath for front door decor, you’ll need holly, a wreath, a glue gun, floral wire, wire cutters, small ornaments and felt bird ornaments. Clip small pieces of holly and attach them to your wreath using floral wire or a glue gun. Taking a...
Last year I shared adorable magnolia and eucalyptus decorations, which not only create ambience but also have an adorable smell. Today i’d like to speak about fresh herb and greenery wreaths that you can make from the plants and shrubs you have in your garden or can buy at the market. Holly, boxwood, succulents, various...
These unusual wreaths will be a nice touch for any modern or minimalist space, they are very eye-catching and look like no other. Prepare wire wreath frames, metallic gold spray paint for metal surfaces, a hot glue gun, faux greenery, clear adhesive hooks. These project is two easy steps: first, spray paint the wire frames...
It’s cold outside, baby! It’s high time to make a cozy winter wreath to decorate your door. The supplies are a lined scarf, a wreath form, straight pins or safety pins. Take your wreath form and wrap your scarf around it. Once your wreath form is fully covered, pin the scarf to itself at the...
Do you like Instagram like thousands and thousands of people? Can you imagine a Christmas wreath connected with it? A fantastic idea! The supplies are 4×4 PostalPix photo prints, 6 clothespins, scissors, glue, embroidery hoop and washi tape. Decorate your clothespins by adhering one side of it with washi tape. Cut off the excess washi...
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 pinecone wreath is actual not only in fall but also in winter, so let’s make one! The great thing is that it costs only $10! You’ll need pinecones in various sizes and textures, white spray paint, a hot glue gun and sticks, a grape vine wreath, fine glitter. Spray paint wreath and pine cones...
Winter is coming. If you’re done with Thanksgiving decorations then you should already think about winter decorations. You can start with this cool snowflake wreath. It’s relatively easy to make but will looks gorgeous on any dark colored front door. To make this wreath you’ll need: package of jumbo craft sticks, small wooden discs, white...
Pinecone wreaths are a lovely alternative to greenery. You can make one by yourself from a variety of collected pinecones and acorns on a circular foam base or you can buy pre-made one. The best thing is that each pinecone wreath is unique thanks to many shapes and sizes of pinecones from many kinds of...