Did I mention - everything I needed was on sale!!!!
I followed Sharons instructions on how to create the burlap wreath.
Like I said, I used a 16" wire wreath form.
I made four loops of burlap on each row, in each section.
This gave it a full look, which I like.
It took just over 15 yards of the burlap ribbon.
Once the basic burlap part was complete,
I arranged the flowers in two separate groupings and
wired the stems together.
Next, I wired the grouping to the right of the nest to the wreath form first.
Then I wired the grouping on the left of the nest to the wreath form.
Lastly, I wired the nest onto the wreath form, over top of the stems of the flowers,
then hot glued the moss and eggs to the nest.
I'm hooked.
I love how it turned out and I plan to make many more.
This one is for sale in my Etsy shop and I'm sure I'll be listing more wreaths soon.
I will be participating in my first open market this Spring.
It is local to my home in Landrum, SC.
I'm super excited about setting up a booth and
I think a variety of these wreaths will be a nice addition to that sale.
What do you think?
Thank you so much for stopping by and
maybe if we all dream of Spring time it will hurry up and get here!
'til next time,
I love your wreath Adina! Wasn't it fun to make? I'm honored that you found inspiration at Elizabeth & Co.!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sharon! It was fun to make. I'm going to head back to the craft store tomorrow to get supplies to make a few more.
DeleteHow Pretty!! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday,
~Sherri
Thank you so much Sherri :)
DeleteVery different type of wreath, but very pretty and very springy.
ReplyDeleteI am sure they would sell very well, as there are so many people
into that burlap look these days.
blessings, Nellie
Thank you Nellie! I hope they sell well. Burlap is definitely popular right now. Having fun making different variations of them.
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