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DIY Day – Spring Wreaths

April 4, 2013 · FoodHussy · Leave a Comment

My girlfriends and I get together once every couple of months for craft day – this time we decided to make a spring wreath! The first step for me was that I pinned a bunch of different wreath ideas to my DIY Pinterest board – check them out!
The plan was we would each choose a wreath and then meet up at Michaels to buy the supplies – Rachel was on the plan. Danielle and I met up there and sort of combined plans from a few different wreaths and made up ones of our own. 

Here is Danielle’s finished project – we really had fun picking out flowers and going back and forth between the foam and the willow wreaths but I like how it turned out. It’s very Danielle – looks organic.

Rachel’s project – well it had a few more bumps in the road. There are supposed to be painted styrofoam balls but the paint wasn’t covering them…

Hers had polka dots stamped on a hay-type wreath. Then she was going to attach the flowers and the balls. Because of the paint issue – she had to take hers home to complete.

And here’s her finished wreath!

I went for the oval willow wreath and big daisies! It’s funny – normally I’m all pink – but I’ve been in more of a blue mood lately. I wrapped a little fabric around it as well and popped the heads off the flowers and glued them to the wreath. Then I picked up the initial J – the font I liked was only in black – so I decided to paint it with blue glitter paint. Then Danielle had some ribbon that she tied into a bow and I added a cute little bird to the top. 
I’m really happy with how it turned out! And – it was only $13!!! I was looking around at pre-made wreaths in the store and they were a minimum of $30 – so $13 was a bargain! 
Our craft day was AGAIN a success! We’re already planning our next one…what will we do next?
DIY Wreath
Supplies Needed: 
  • wreath
  • fabric strips
  • flowers
  • wooden initials 
  • hot glue gun
  • scissors
  • craft paint
  • foam paint brush
  • Your Imagination!

Check out my DIY Board and go to town! 

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Hi! My name is Heather Johnson and I’m the hussy behind Food Hussy!

I’m a food & travel blogger and have been blogging since 2008. I started out with restaurant reviews in Cincinnati but have since expanded to recipes, road trips, DIY projects and am ready for my future on The Food Network (someday)!

 

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