I love making holiday decorations-
ornaments, floral arrangements and wreaths.
These were made from tiny grapevine wreaths I had tucked away.
So simple...
All you need are some grapevine wreaths, a few little pinecones,
natural sprigs of your choice, ribbon and a hot glue gun.
The sprigs for this wreath are from a Boxwood in the garden.
So pretty and easy to make.
These wreaths took me about 15 minutes to make.
How is your decorating coming along?
So pretty!!!
ReplyDelete♥ Franka
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ReplyDeleteVery Pretty !!!
ReplyDeleteHow is my decorating coming along? Slow ! :D
Oh my, your little wreaths are absolutely adorable! I love them.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I picked some pinecones from our yard and wanted to make a wreath too but who knows if I'll have time (in time) ;)
ReplyDeleteYour wreaths are adorable! Very, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful wreaths! You did a wonderful job making them and I really appreciate you telling us how to make our own :) Have a lovely evening!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Stephanie
The wreaths may be simple to make but the results are beautiful Lynn. I love the look of boxwood just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHugs Rosemary...xoxo
They are so dainty and oh so pretty. Love them.
ReplyDeleteHugs and Kisses,
❤Ana
So sweet Lynn. I love the addition of the boxwood. Thanks for sharing them with Share Your Cup.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
What a darling, artful wreath! I love it's small shape!!!
ReplyDeleteI have a little wreath like that. I'm sure I had a plan for it, but who knows what that was :) Although who is also to say I'll get around to making this before summer!
ReplyDeleteChristmas looks so pretty with a natural touch!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet little wreaths. I'm making a few teeny ones out of rosemary and a tiny red bow...for a door knob or handle.
ReplyDeleteBalisha
These little wreaths are just so cute!
ReplyDeleteYour wreaths look lovely Lynn! Hope you will some snow too!!
ReplyDeleteHappy 2nd Advent!
Madelief x
These are so sweet, Lynn. And I love the use of natural elements. That reminds me- I have to clip some boxwood!
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Claudia
thanks so much for joining in this week!
xo
The little wreaths are adorable. SO simple and cute.
ReplyDeleteThese are the sweetest things ever! We have so many pinecones on our property, now I have a good project to use at least some of them. :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a festive and beautiful week ahead!
Georgianna
Just darling! Love the tiny pinecones! Thanks so much for stopping by the new blog while I get things sorted out. I hope you're enjoying the season!
ReplyDeleteThese are simply gorgeous, Poppi! I am so delighted you shared with Home and Garden Thursday - I will be featuring your post this week,
ReplyDeleteKathy
These are beautiful little wreaths! Well, it's almost christmas and my decorating has been finished since about December 7th. Christmas just doesn't seem the same this year after hearing about the Sandy Hook Elementary school.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteOh, these are so sweet! What a great little project. Thank you for sharing!
All the Best,
Christine
Whata lovely idea
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
Thanks for stopping by my blog and taking time to comment. I am trying to post more things these days - I have tons of photos that I have never posted - a lot of our beautiful outdoors here in Michigan. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas - I love your little wreaths. God bless.
ReplyDeleteTricia
These are such pretty wreaths, and they look so simple to make. I hope the new year is kind to you, Poppi, and it is a prosperous one too.
ReplyDelete~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Am I behind in catching up on my reading! Happy New Year to you, Lynn. I love the little wreath.
ReplyDelete-Karen