Happy Tuesday!
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Here's an easy dollar-store DIY craft with a plain willow wreath, Easter ornaments and sewing thread... Easy peasy!
This cost... about 5 bucks total!
Take thread and measure how much you need (will be different for everyone depending on wreath size), plus a little extra for slack. You don't want it to be too taut.
Then cut three pieces the same length once you've decided how long they need to be. Attach one end to the wreath by tying it onto your wreath. You could use hot glue if you want instead.
Then start tying your Easter ornaments on to the string. I used 5, 7, 5. Odd numbers of things generally look more appealing to your eye. So once I was done attaching the 5 carrots. I tied the other end to the opposite side and started on my next string the same exact way, but added 7 carrots instead. Keep going until you're done! It's super easy and it doesn't need to look perfect. Mine ended up being a little asymmetric, oh well!
I think it's pretty cute still, though against our black door, it looks a little like Halloween decor! ;)
Have fun with it! If you want to, you could even color your carrots pastels or paint your wreath frame. I just tend to go for simple.
Happy day, friends!
xoxo- Kaara
Linking up at Not Just a housewife, show me what ya got and Tuesday Nice to meet you blog hop... On my right sidebar >>>
And here...

This cost... about 5 bucks total!
Take thread and measure how much you need (will be different for everyone depending on wreath size), plus a little extra for slack. You don't want it to be too taut.
Then cut three pieces the same length once you've decided how long they need to be. Attach one end to the wreath by tying it onto your wreath. You could use hot glue if you want instead.
I think it's pretty cute still, though against our black door, it looks a little like Halloween decor! ;)
Have fun with it! If you want to, you could even color your carrots pastels or paint your wreath frame. I just tend to go for simple.
Happy day, friends!
xoxo- Kaara
hiii :) just came across your blog! I am lovingg your front door with this DIY too cute... definitely following you now! :)
ReplyDeleteHi, Candice! Thanks for stopping by and following ;)
DeleteI will be sure to return the favor!
xoxo- K
You did a great job on that wreath!! I want to make wreaths of my own some day once my husband and I get a home.
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Thanks so much, Vanessa!
DeleteBefore we had our home I often decorated the inside of the front door with a wreath as well ;) or our bedroom door. Te sky's the limit!
xoxo- Kaara
Kaara! It is adorable and adds just the right amount of pop to the door! Good work lady! Oh and your front porch is awesome by the way...LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThanks lady!!! You're so sweet ;) xoxo
Deletethis is so stinkin' cute! I have been dying to make a wreath! thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up with the Anything & Everything Blog Hop!
xo Tori
www.mythriftychic.com
Thank you!! And you're so welcome ;) thanks for hosting!
Deletexoxo- K
What an adorable wreath! So cute and creative :) I found you through the Bloglovin' Blog Hop. I am now following your blog and I look forward to visiting again.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Hugs,
Stephanie
theenchantingrose.blogspot.com
Hi Stephanie!
DeleteThanks so much for stopping by and following ;)
Happy weekend!
xoxo- K
So cute! I thought the little carrots were chili peppers at first, until I took a closer look. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh they do kinda look like that ;) haha. Unused to have a chili pepper set of Christmas lights! They were from Texas. Random. Happy weekend :)
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