It turned out great...well great enough. It definitely served the purpose of satisfying my diy wreath obsession, and it lasted for a total of 6 days. It would have lasted longer I'm sure but right after I made it there was rain rain rain for days. Never did the wreath get wet, but the moisture in the air kind of warped the shape:
This was quite funny, at first I thought well it's not that bad. That was until I was driving home one day and looked at it and realized just how sad and saggy it had become. Down it went! Sooo, of course I was thinking how can I fix this. First thing I did was remove the leaves:
Then I threw this funny looking thing into the garbage. I proceeded to my old standby more old molding. I measured out the dimensions and cut it to size:
I hot glued the pieces together, spray painted it with metallic paint:
And I began to affix the leaves:
And it was done...and sturdy!
Tatum







This one is just as cute Tatum. Im actually getting ready to do the coffee filter wreath for the holidays have you tried it yet?
ReplyDeleteVery cute girl:) I admit I did have to snicker at the first one though, but it was very creative. I've used those paper towel rolls but I never thought of that one though:)
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! The unexpected shape adds a ton of interest.
ReplyDeletesomehow the things we do ourselves are just lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Tatum! Thanks for visiting I Can't Stop Crafting! Did you see I've got a brand new link party going on? I would love for you to stop by and link up this fantastic fall wreath and join the party. ~Jen @ http://icantstopcrafting.blogspot.com/2011/11/head-to-head-showdown-1.html
ReplyDeleteThat is very cool! I love a square wreath!
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