i was almost positive that we were on the home stretch towards spring. last thing i expected to see outside my window was snow.
but, who am i to complain. i get to stay inside all day. hubby drove to work and my neighbor brought my daughter to school...and brought her home. i'm a lucky girl.
a few days ago i realized the only decorations i have for spring/easter are window stickers...and i just bought them.
i have nothing. i think i'm from that school of buy your decorations a year ahead of time to get those end of season discounts. but...i always forget to buy them. and i am not one to buy decorations at full retail. sooo....my option right now is to make a few decorations at home.
project one: spring moss wreath
estimated finish time: 30 minutes.
materials needed:
you can nix this part. not sure how i feel about them on the wreath. |
i used two bags for a 12 inch wreath. |
yellow, baby blue, or pink would look nice, too. |
baby not included. |
you can buy the styrofoam wreaths, but the straw ones are cheaper. a lot cheaper. bring your coupons with you.
you'll also need a glue gun and glue sticks. i used the mini gun and used half bag of mini sticks.
i could drown you with all the pics i took, but i know you are all smart people. just glue and press the moss. simple, right?
i left the back alone.
for a more natural look, don't trim. here's the difference.
glue on your eggs.
hang up your ribbon. if you have a nice wreath hook. use it.
mine is ugly, so i cheated.
you could probably use one of those removable hooks on the back of your door if you want to have the ribbon piggy-back over the door.
i'm pleased with my results. it was seriously quick, not to mention much cheaper than the ones they sell in the stores.
happy crafting!
jill
TOOOOOOOOOOO CUTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteyou beat me though, I have 0 easter decorations, and as I'm starting to prepare to pack, I don't forsee any this year. I loooove the moss wreath and the craft eggs are too cute!!!
over the past few days i have acquired a few more spring/easter items to our home. tjmax and michaels with a coupon seems to do the trick:)
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