Leafy Twig Wreath – I decided to take a break from my obsession with fabric pumpkins and redo my little heart twig wreath for Fall.
Here is the twig wreath for Spring and Summer. I really liked it a lot. I had these seed packet stickers glued on there so I ripped them off (okay, I didn’t rip them off but I gently pulled them off).
This wreath is in my header right now, too.
I loved it but decided I needed to do something Fallish with it.
I hadn’t thought of doing anything with fake Fall leaves until I saw Alderberry Hill’s post on an Autumn leaf tree. I fell in love with that leafy tree which is why I went right out and bought some fake Autumn leaves at Michael’s Craft Store. They were on sale for 50% off so I bought 2 bunches of them and have had one heck of a good time hot gluing them all over the place (all of which you will get to see right here on this blog. :) ha ha
The leaf branches had little berries on them, too, which just made them all the cuter. See the berries?
This is what I did with the twig wreath.
I took off the seed package stickers and hot glued the pretty Autumn leaves in their place. I didn’t even pull off the ivy.
This was one fast and easy project.
Then I decided to do a collage with Photoscape (a free program).
Hope everyone liked this post! Thanks for looking…
What would YOU do with fake Fall leaves?
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Absolutely love this, Linda. I especially like the simplicity. I think I'll join you in making one this weekend. So pretty. LOVE autumn.
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Marcia
Oh, Marcia, really? Great! Nothing is simpler than hot gluing stuff on a twig wreath. Seriously satisfying. Thanks for checking out these pictures. Linda
DeleteBeautiful wreath, and so simple, thanks for sharing!!!
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Nothing like what YOU do Paula with the quilling. This wreath took all of 15 minutes. Thanks for checking it out. Linda
DeleteThe wreath is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love how your wreath turned out! Cool that you make things that you can adjust with the season :) Thanks for linking up for WW!
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Always love your party, Paula.
DeleteMaking a fall wreath is one of those decorating projects that you definitely should accomplish. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the change! So festive.
ReplyDeleteM :)
That's so pretty. I like to switch out my spring wreath to fall with leaves too. I also love to drape a garland of leaves over our hall tree by our front door.
ReplyDeleteYou create the most beautiful things. I would love for you to share a post or two on our blog hop this week. I think my readers would love to meet you!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?! I love it; it's so simple and yet so adorable. Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional!
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