11/12/2009

Burlap Christmas Wreath

 I am so excited to show you my door decor for the Christmas season! I really like how it turned out. The white burlap contrasts so nicely with my red front door. Some of my girlfriends came over and we made these. I think it is so cool how different people can take one idea and each come out with something completely different.
 I was recently shown how to make these cute fabric flowers. I think they are just so cute. Ok, so I'm a sucker for any fabric flower!

59 comments:

  1. Awwww...as my youngest granddaughter says, my pleasure! Love that wreath. It is incredible.

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  2. so pretty and so chic! the wreath makes your front door look so welcoming.

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  3. that is fantastic and gorgeous and wonderful :D

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  4. You make the most beautiful things! I'm also in love with this one and it matches the cranberry tassel perfectly. You create such beauty.

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  5. You're 100% correct. it is a beautiful contrast. You really love that burlap, don't you? I would think it would be difficult to work with. Whatever -- your projects are turning our beautifully.

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  6. I have a red door too! And I was planning to make a scrap fringie tied wreath too. Now I may just have to use burlap! I love how pretty yours is!

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  7. Very cool! Glad I found your blog :)

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  8. Love the wreath - and the pictures you took of it are incredible too.

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  9. I love the simplistic beauty of this wreath. the red flowers are the perfect touch...ok, so I accidentally deleted both of your entries. I added this one again, but it was before I actually clicked on the link. Let me know if I linked back to the wrong project. Lol...sorry, it's been one of "those" mornings for me:)
    Thanks for linking!! I loved your pillows too!!
    ~Andy

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  10. I love this wreath! It is beautiful especially on the red door. I would love a door like that!

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  11. loving the burlap again!!! The contrast between the door and the red flowers makes it pop!

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  12. That wreath is awesome!! I've been thinking about making a new wreath for Xmas, but I didn't know what to do. Very classy and beautiful. :)

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  13. I love that wreath and am going to have to try making one for my home. Thanks for sharing and for the cutting burlap tip. It makes such a huge mess. I'm having a giveaway this week if you'd like to stop by.

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  14. This is really cool, thank you for the tutorial.. and helpful hints.

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  15. First I have to say I love the name of your blog! Your burlap wreath is so cute! As I was looking at it, and wondering if I should make one, I was cringing inside at the thought of the mess that burlap makes when you cut it. I am sooo happy you gave us the hint of spraying it down with water first!!

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  16. I really like the idea of using white. My doors are so dark, green wreaths disappear on them. Thanks for the idea.

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  17. Beatiful. I love anything with burlap. Who knew it was so versatile? Great job.
    Lisa

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  18. Love the burlap wreath! And I really like the lightness of your burlap version too! Stunning against that door. Wow.

    Thanks for linking up to SNS #5 at

    http://funkyjunkinteriors.blogspot.com/2009/11/saturday-nite-special-brings-you.html

    Funky Junk Donna

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  19. I have to make this wow I blog surf alot and this is the best idea I have seen in FOREVER!!

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  20. How long did you make the strips? Don't laugh... I'm more of a craft lover than a maker. I'm babystepping.

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  21. I love it.... I am so in love with burlap right now, and it looks fantastic on that wreath! great job!

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  22. Stumbled across this from Someday Crafts. This is beautiful! Could you give a tutorial on making the fabric flowers? I, too, am a sucker for them!

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  23. That looks so cool...I lurve white burlap! And the flowers...so cute. I think I will copy you. :o)

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  24. Found you on the DIY Show Off - great job!! Now I wanna make one, but I already bought the stuff for an ornament wreath. Hmph. Maybe next Christmas?!

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  25. It is lovely! I love that it is white and not burlap colored.

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  26. I LOVE it. I'm so glad you shared your creativity in the DIY holiday party - I would have missed it. It's awesome! Great job!

    Roeshel

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  27. Love this idea...think I might need to do this with some lime green burlap that I have...thanks soooo much for sharing it! Hope you have a FUN week.

    Blessings,
    Linda

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  28. Super cute. I a, working on something similar

    Cheri

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  29. What a great idea for a country style wreath! I would never have thought to use burlap...brilliant.
    Susan

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  30. Oh I adore this. I have put it in my style file! :)

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  31. Another brillant idea to use burlap. Burlap seems to be the vinegar of the design world - so many uses and so inexpensive! Have a great week.

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  32. That is darling! I am going to use this idea!! I have a black front door and nothing really "pops" against it. What did you use as your form??

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  33. Very pretty... looks great on your red door!

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  34. I am getting amazed at all of the uses for burlap!! Yours looks nice on that red door!

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  35. You did a GREAT job...I have had so little time to do any blog reading and I have missed it...stop by my Christmas blog and leave a comment. The giveaway is a great Christmas CD to add to your collection.
    http://grammyababychangeseverything.blogspot.com

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  36. What a wonderful idea! I can't wait to try it!

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  37. I love this wreath! Just my style! Thanks for sharing this.I am off to buy burlap!

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  38. So many wreaths in the parties today. Yours is definitely one of my favourites. Love the texture of the burlap and the detail of the red flowers.

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  39. This is so cute! I will definitely be copying you... thanks!

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  40. I love burlap and I love Christmas. So naturally I think this is an incredible project! :-) I also love your blog!!

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  41. This is absolutely gorgeous! I love it! Thanks for sharing! : )

    I think I may have to make one!

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  42. This is beautiful - I voted :)

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  43. I LOVE this. I have been a little resistant to the burlap craze, but I MUST. MAKE. THIS. I hope one of your tutorials is on this. I mean, it looks pretty self explanatory, but it would help to know how much burlap to buy, any tips, and of course, how to make those darling flowers.

    Great job, I voted for you too!

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  44. This turned out so cute! I love those fabric flowers.

    pk @ Room Remix

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  45. LOVE your wreath! Those red flowers really pop with the red door. Thanks for sharing such a great idea!

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  46. I like this so much!! Very pretty on your door! I see a burlap wreath in our future decor!
    Blessings,
    Jayne at mysongwithin

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  47. that is sooooo gorgeous! i want to go out and buy some burlap right now!!!! TFS :D

    i'll go vote for you RIGHT NOW LOL :D

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  48. Beautiful job! I think I'll hitch a ride to the craft store with laterg8r! Great idea! :)

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  49. OK. Your's totally blows mine out of the water! I love the white burlap and the buttons!

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  50. Very cool! I love fun, inexpensive home projects and those flowers are awesome.

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  51. Cute, cute as always! Love it on the red door!

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  52. Love love love the wreath! Soo cute.

    I am hosting a chocolate giveaway today on my blog stop on by and enter.

    Karin

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  53. I know it's been some time since you have posted this wreath, however I just got around to making it this past week...
    I love your wreath! Thank you for the idea!!

    Love your blog,
    Tiffany

    Here is what I made: http://somekindofcraft.blogspot.com/2010/01/initial-wreath.html

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