Today, my two girls had their dad drag the very old (plastic & daggy) Christmas tree and decorations from the roof and set about transforming the living room into a festive delight! They did a fabulous job (I now feel very redundant as this has always been my job!), but we all agreed that a Christmas wreath on the front door would have finished off things beautifully. Living on an unmade road in bush does complicate things, as dust & grime are a major factor, but that won't stop me from admiring some very crafty wreath creations available.
My favourite wreaths of all are ones that tell a story or show a piece of ourselves. The above wreath is by Knock Knocking's . Everyone in my family knows how attached I am to my Kitchen Aid mixer so it seemed so fitting.
Here are a few more ideas to give you some festive inspiration!
- Woodland Christmas - Holiday Wreath by Red Marionette
- Linen Christmas Wreath created with left over fabric, crocheted flowers & ric rac - adorable!
- Use your winter's left over wool supply & Chris J's homemade Christmas wreath as inspiration!
- Felt Christmas Wreath by Granny Ruth's on FlicKr
- Laurel Christmas Wreath is a handmade ceramic is the design of artists Felix Kniazev and Olga Julinska.
- An edible Gingerbread Cookie Wreath (this wreath would not make it to Christmas day in our house!) So, has the above left you feeling a little creative? Here are a few very simple tutorials to help you get that Christmas Wreath hanging on your door.
Blue Manatee Tutorials offer a 15 page pdf tutorial on how to make a fabric rag wreath wall hanging.
Edited 10/11/2011
Have you seen my new blog post showing how to make this easy Christmas Wreath Trio?
Edited 10/11/2011
Have you seen my new blog post showing how to make this easy Christmas Wreath Trio?
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I saw that wreath on etsy this morning but didn't save it to favourites (as I had just bought a beautiful new wreath from Daylesford makers market)and CAN'T find it again!!!!
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