I know I had this at least one Easter at my old house, so I’m guessing I made it in 2002 or 2003. I get lots of comments on it and lots of people asking if I made it, so I thought I’d give you a quick how-to.
Most wreath forms are on the narrow side, and you’ll want this bulked up. I hot glued 2 straw wreath forms together. I *believe* mine are 6” and 12”. Play around with them at the store until you find one that fits perfectly inside of another.
Use LOTS of hot glue.
I used 2” wooden eggs, like these. My wreath used 74. There used to be a crazy old craft store in town that sold bags of 50 and I got mine there. Then I painted them with regular old cheapy acrylic craft paint. Once they were dry, I hot glued them to the wreath and then sprayed the whole thing with a clear sealer.
Next I took more hot glue and filled in the gaps with Spanish moss.
(Be warned that this step could lead to your front window being shot out by a neighbor kid with a pellet gun, but that’s a story for another time.)
Fabulous! It looks like it has held up well over the years, good job!
Was the kid just jealous of your super crafty skills?
Ok, why didn't I notice your featured button before? ROFL!
AWESOME!
so cute..clever using a wreath inside a wreath! have to make one….maybe for easter next year.
Its terrific. I love how you used so many, and the arrangement as well.
Kathy
That's really cute! I need one for sure.
I really lilke the size… its perfect for a front door.
Have a great week!
totally freaking awesome.
Very very cute! I love it!!! Thanks for linking up too!!!
XOOX
Jen
That's so cute! I'm usually not one to decorate my front door but I might have to give this one a try
This is beautiful! Love that grass!
Pretty. I like how full it is. Seriously…$2 for 50? What a steal.
LOVE it!! I pretty much love all the crap you make. And my filter is still blocking you, I had to over ride it. LOL!
I love the way this looks and I think I am going to make it with easter grass (cause I'm tacky like that.
Now that is a wreath!! I am lovin' it!
Beautiful and I love how it's doubled-up! Great idea =)
xo Lynda
Love this!!!! Great job!