Wreaths:)
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In our family these candy wreaths are a holiday tradition that was passed from one lovely and creative woman to her equally lovely and creative sister. What a joy to have known that incredible woman and what a blessing it has been for me to be able have that sister for my sister-n-law. Each year my sister-in-law makes these wreaths for my children to take to school to hang in their classrooms.
How to make a candy wreath
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Halloween {TRICK OR TREAT} Wreath
MY {TRICK OR TREAT} wreath~ I have been really excited about making this. I thought of this idea and have been stoked to make it, you can do any kind of candy you want. I got a big bag for about $3.89 at Walmart and a small bag of tidbit tootsie rolls for $1.97. Aside from the chewy tootsie rolls, I chose candy that would not tempt me while making it. Plus I wanted it to be a bit NOSTALGIC, old time gum and such we grew up with when Trick or Treating. ;) First thing you will want to do is to tuck your ribbon under and around the Styrofoam wreath and add a little hot glue.
Ooh, today is my favorite craft out of all the days. I've wanted to make one of these for a couple years now. So last year, I bought a bunch of ball ornaments on sale after Christmas.
12 Days of Christmas Crafts - Day 5
Here's a Christmas wreath so darling and dear, even Miss Crawford would approve. Take one of these... and bend it into the form of a circle.
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Paper Heart Wreath by Betsey McLawhorn Level: 2 Time Frame: 45 – 60 minutes Goals :
CHRISTMAS RAG WREATH GIVEAWAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Lovely people :0) I'm so excited today . I've been planning another giveaway for a while now . I think it's a great way to say thank you to all you great peeps who take time to read my little blog . Of course your lovely comments are the highlight. So I got my thinking cap on as I wanted to make something special but not too time consuming, as you know I've got a crochet blanket on the hook which is very labour intensive. Well , this is what I've come up with ....
kristen’s ruffly felt wreath
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-39580" title="felt-ruffle-wreath" src="http://assets4.designsponge.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/felt-ruffle-wreath.jpg" alt="felt-ruffle-wreath" width="475" height="530"/> continuing with the fluffy holiday craft theme is this beautiful wreath project from the talented blogger behind domestifluff (i love that name), kristen. inspired by a rosette pillow tutorial on etsy , kristen decided to create her own version for a wreath. though there was “much felt circle cutting involved” kristen loved the outcome, and the fact that it can be used year round. of course, if you want to make it more holiday specific you can choose alternate colors to use- but i love kristen’s snowy white version. if you’ve got a cold “stuck inside” day on your hands, this will be a great one to with friends or family. thanks so much to kristen for sharing! CLICK HERE for the full how-to after the jump! Ruffly felt wreath from Kristen at Domestifluff320 * Sycamore: an autumn wreath
I saw this wreath at Williams Sonoma , and thought it was lovely. But for $100? Not so lovely. You know what’s coming next, don’t you?? Of course you do.
Welcome Friends! I'm sharing with you a wreath that was inspired by the beautiful wreath by: Better Homes and Garden---Christmas From The Heart Book Volume 12 (I'm re-posting this wreath from Nov. 2011)