While we were there, she said that she would really like to have a wreath similar to the Spider Wreath we made for Halloween, only for Fall.
Here's what we came up with -
This wreath took all of about 30 minutes to put together and that
includes cutting the burlap strips!
SUPER EASY!
Here's what you need to make your own -
1. $ Store Pool Noodle
2. Duct Tape
3. 1/2 yard of burlap cut into 3" strips
4. Natural vine for decoration (got this for 80% off at Michaels !!)
5. Bow
6. Floral Wire/Hot Glue Gun
Step 1 - determine size of wreath, cut pool noodle if necessary (you can use scissors) and join ends with duct tape.
Step 2 - Hot glue strips around wreath
Step 3 - Hot glue vine onto top of wreath
Step 4 - Make Bow and wire onto vine
Step 5 - Add small wire loop to the back for hanging
And that's it! Here's a view from the top so you can see the strips of burlap -
I really love the rustic simplicity and also the cheap factor! Gotta Love the $ Store!!!
I had to steal one of the pool noodles that we were using this summer to make this wreath! Oh, well, I figure that I can make 3 more wreaths by the time they start selling the noodles again at the dollar store.
2 weeks until Thanksgiving!! I have to get all the Halloween decorations down or else it's going to be a Halloweenie Thanksgiving in Crosby!!!
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This is the first FALL pool noodle wreath I have seen! I just love how rustic and earthy it looks! I never would have guessed it was a pool noodle under there. So pretty!
ReplyDelete~Lynn
Thanks Lynn! It just feels like Fall!
Deletewow..very cool, I too would never have guessed there was a noodle under that. But great for sticking things in. Going to have to try this as my house is filled at Christmas with wreaths. Newest follower from Ontario!
ReplyDeleteAmazing, I never would have thought to use a pool noodle! Sturdy and light weight! Thanks for linking up on Super Sweet Saturday.
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