I love this wreath! I've been seeing crepe paper wreaths where the crepe paper is wrapped around the styrofoam ring, but I wanted something a little fuller. I suddenly flashed back to elementary school when we made dogwood tree blooms with pink crepe paper squares for a unit on Washington, D.C. We learned how to wrap the little squares around our pencil erasers and glue them into place. I did the exact same thing with this wreath.
I began by wrapping the crepe paper all the way around and then starting placing "dogwood blooms" all the way around the wreath. I was only about a fourth of the way through when Dennis came in and said, "Peach?" I told him to just wait and see!
The little primitive house was cut with my Cricut and I added a bottlebrush tree. I thought it still needed a little something, so I added a glittery star and some pretty acqua seam binding ribbon.
I'm not so happy with these photos, but hopefully you can see it okay! I am happy with the way the wreath turned out...especially after Dennis questioned the color choice!
You've brought back a flood of memories. We did this for a fund raiser in school.Absolutely stunning. I love your choice of colors.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful wreath, loving the vintage like colors!!
ReplyDeleteLovely wreath Lori! Such great colors!
ReplyDeleteYes, you are right Lori! We did make such wreaths at school! Brings back sweet memories :-) Love the wreath you made just now, gorgeous colour combo! Ira
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely Lori! Great choice of colors! Sorry Dennis..... :)
ReplyDeleteLove the little house!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteok, see, if you had said to me beforehand, "i'm going to make a PEACH xmas wreath" i think i'd've been a bit dennissy, too...b/c CLEARLY we both lack your amazing VISION! (SERIOUSLY--it's BRILLIANT; and *yes* the fullness of the 3-D flowers is what makes it by far the best one of these around...it's a PROPER wreath!!!) ♥♥♥
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