Saturday, October 26, 2013
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Scarecrows, Harvest, and the Colors of Fall
Another fabulous fall wreathe in under an hour thanks to +Hobby Lobby, +Dollar Tree, and +Family Dollar for some great deals.
I had some leftover materials left from other projects, so I had fewer floral wires to clip. This is a great option for preventing leftover craft items from going to waste. I like to prep all my materials first and lay them out before I begin gluing anything on.
I purchased the wreathe, sparkling leaves, and
pumpkins from Hobby Lobby and the leaves, flowers, and ribbon from Dollar
Tree. The scarecrow I purchased at Family Dollar.
All you need is some: wire cutters, scissors, and a hot glue
gun.
Will be starting the Christmas wreathes soon. I can't wait to share!
Will be starting the Christmas wreathes soon. I can't wait to share!
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Graveside Wreathes
Thanks to +Hobby Lobby and +Dollar Tree for some more great wreathes.
I made these for some family members to put at their gravesides.
For about $15 a piece, I purchased the floral from Dollar Tree and the wreathes from Hobby Lobby. It took me roughly 15 minutes to complete each of them.
All you need are some floral, wreathes, a hot glue gun, scissors, and wire cutters. I make sure to lay everything out first, and then go around and hot glue each piece in.
I wish my loved ones could see them.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Autumn Grapevine Swag
Thanks to +Hobby Lobby and +Dollar Tree, I was able to create another beautiful autumn décor piece for no more than $10.
I purchased the grapevine swag, sparkling leaves, and
pumpkin from Hobby Lobby and the leaves, flowers, and ribbon from Dollar
Tree. These were merely the leftovers
from an autumn wreathe I had made previously.
This is a great option for preventing leftover craft items
from going to waste.
All you need is some: wire cutters, scissors, and a hot glue
gun.
I like to lay out everything first, and then gluing the
items on takes no more than 10 minutes for a project this size.
This project was a gift for my church to use to add to their
autumn décor.
They loved it!
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