Summer Sunflower Grapevine Wreath
May 14, 2013
This is Month Two of My Wreath Makeover Series.
I am continuing my mission to use the many wreaths which I already
have and update them.
At one time this was a very pretty wreath, it has lost
it's appeal and color.
Florist clippers are a must for the individual who
enjoys making crafts. This little tool cut off all of
those ugly old berries.
I did this painting in the garage as it was a windy day.
Take care when painting with spray paint-cover up
to protect what you don't want painted.
Step by step this wreath is improved, with craft products that
I already had.
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continuity. I used the blue burlap mesh from the
wreath on the front door for my bow on the burlap
wreath. Keeping with yellow, I added sunflowers on
the grapevine wreath.
Next step-yellow fabric for some snazzy pillows on my
bench!
Should I use solid or print fabric?
Elizabeth & Co.
Common Ground
Cozy Little House
Savvy Southern Style
Very nice, Jemma! I would not have thought to spray paint a grapevine wreath, but it looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love your entryway to your home! Mine needs some work, I'm afraid.
Have a lovely day!
Very pretty - I think you should do yellow with a titch of the blue - like the reverse of the colors.
ReplyDeleteQuestion - I bought the ribbons for that one wreathe - was you white ribbon - 5 to 6 inches wide? Seems really wide.
Love, sandie
Very pretty Jemma! I like the pop of yellow.. perfect for summertime. xxleslie
ReplyDeleteLove this wreath, Jemma. It's very cheerful and colorful. Susan
ReplyDeletecute wreath! Thanks for visiting Petticoat Junktion :-)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Would love for you to share at Simple & Sweet Fridays. New Follower!
ReplyDeleteTake Care,
Jody