Friday, July 22, 2011
An easy Boxwood wreath, with BIG impact
I get sooo many compliments on this wreath, and it was sooo easy to make. I like that it is generic enough, yet elegant at the same time, and it can take me through a couple of seasons at least. First, I bought the largest grapevine wreath form that would fit on my door at Hobby Lobby. I don't like puny wreaths on my doors! Then I bought a few bunches of the greenery from this post at Hobby Lobby as well. (of course I buy it with a coupon, or better yet, wait until it goes on sale. By the way, have you noticed the Hobby Lobby ad on my site? Or is it only on my page? Just curious.)
Then I cut off little sprigs and bunches on the greenery and hot glue them all around the grapevine wreath. Just glue the bottoms of the bunches down, and allow them to stick out towards you at all different angles. Keep filling in until the whole wreath is covered. I think I used 5-7 bunches of greenery. I would recommend buying a lot, saving your receipt, and returning what you don't use. There is nothing more frustrating than to be in the middle of a project and to run out of supplies!
And there you have it... a gorgeous wreath that looks like a million bucks!
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I soooooooooo love this!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love it, Robyn! I love the size and even that it's all greenery. I guess if you wanted to change it up or add to it at the holidays, you could and then revert back to the basic wreath.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love alll wreaths! I just may hit up HobLob today for this fun!
ReplyDeleteIt does look gorgeous I'll have to remember it, we just painted our door black and this would go so well!
ReplyDeleteI love how full this looks! I also love your stunning black door!
ReplyDeleteSO SO pretty! AND, I am so in love with that moulding around your door. All of it looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'm not too thrilled with most wreathes, but this one is just stunning! Maybe I'll try it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a versatile, lovely idea! I shared this in my Saturday Seven lineup this week.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this wreath!! Looks so gorgeous on your front door!! Thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday! :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the wreath. I'm going to have to make one. I recently posted my wreath in some link up parties. After mine fades from the blazing sun I will make this one. Sounds fun...Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...here is my front door http://lookiewhatidid.blogspot.com/2011/07/my-front-door.html
What a classy wreath! I love the simplicity.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! My kind of project ~ quick and easy and looks fantastic! Thanks so much for the instructions!
ReplyDeletePS ~ I do see the Hobby Lobby ad!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really nice! It is done so tastefully!
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing this easy project!
ReplyDeleteSimple but beautiful! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wreath! Love the simplicity.
ReplyDelete-Lynn
I like that very much. We don't have Hobby Lobby up here, but we do have a Michaels, and I'm sure they'll have such greenery.
ReplyDeletevery nice...so going to make one of these...thx for sharing....glad to find you...come on over and visit...Mariaelena
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty. I love the size of the wreath and how it could be used for many occasions.
ReplyDeleteHi Robyn,
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy I found your blog through Kara's linky party today. :) I love it!
I'd like to invite you to share your creations sometime at my weekly linking party as well. I am really trying to grow my party to include lots of creative projects just like this one. Thanks for the consideration and here is the direct link if you'd like to check it out :). ~ Tracy
T.G.I.F. Linky Party
I love it! I like big wreaths too!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog via Pinterest. So many ideas! Thanks
ReplyDeleteI found your blog via Pinterest. So many ideas! Thanks
ReplyDeletethis is so incredibly beautiful! i’ve included this post on one of my “favorite things” wreath edition posts. thank you for sharing your talent!
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