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Last week I showed you my quick and easy $3 snowball wreath, and today I’m gonna show you how to dress it up for V-day. Once again, super simple, and quick. And you most likely have all the stuff for it.
I cut hears out of some textured red paper, and some white printer paper; different sizes and widths. Then I picked a non-pattern (I didn’t want it to be uniform) and ran them, one right after the other, thru my sewing machine with white thread. Making sure to leave a long string at the beginning, and a long one at the end to help pin or tie up where you’d like.
Then I wrapped it around the wreath, pinning both the top and bottom on the back of the wreath form.
If you use one of my tutorials, I’d love to see. Send me a link or picture to Vanessa {at} OurThriftyIdeas.com
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This is such a fun idea! I love all the things you are coming up with lately, keep them coming!
Having an interchangeable front door wreath is handy! Bath & Body Works the other day had glitter spray on sale for $5 a can. Spray that sucker with some sparkle and VOILA, fancy!
(P.S. Thanks for not making me prove I’m not a robot. I can’t ever decipher those squirrelly code pictures the first time, or more.)
My daughter would love to make this!
Awww! This is perfect for Valentines!
<3 Christina @ I Gotta Create!
Wildly Original link party is open.
What a fantastic way to use cotton wool balls. Love!