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Rustic Winter Wreath

January 19, 2012 by madincrafts Leave a Comment

The old becomes new:  Elements from two past projects are combined to make a new front door wreath.

 

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I am really liking my new rustic winter wreath, tongue twister that it is.  Using only items from my stash, I made and hung it in less than 10 minutes!

 

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First, I removed the yo-yo flowers from my Easy Summer Wreath which left me with a rustic-looking, twine-wrapped dollar store wreath form.

 

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Then I dug out the Glittery Resin Snowflakes I made last summer using Envirotex Lite resin.  The snowflakes already had hanging ribbon built-in, so attaching them to the wreath was a breeze.

 

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I found some lace trim in my stash and used straight pins to attach it to the foam wreath in a sort of diagonal swag.  Then I used more straight pins to pin the snowflakes in place.  I hung it from the door hanger and that was all it took!

 

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It is amazing how a bright summer wreath and some modern-looking resin ornaments can combine to make this feminine, textural wreath.  Don’t be afraid to look at décor items you already have and reinvent them into something new!

Filed Under: Home Decor, Styrofoam Tagged With: affiliate, dollar store, home decor, snowflakes, tutorial, twine, Winter, wreath

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