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!
Awwww...as my youngest granddaughter says, my pleasure! Love that wreath. It is incredible.
ReplyDeleteso pretty and so chic! the wreath makes your front door look so welcoming.
ReplyDeletethat is fantastic and gorgeous and wonderful :D
ReplyDeleteYou make the most beautiful things! I'm also in love with this one and it matches the cranberry tassel perfectly. You create such beauty.
ReplyDeleteYou'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.
ReplyDeletethat is awesome! i love it!
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Glad I found your blog :)
ReplyDeleteLove the wreath - and the pictures you took of it are incredible too.
ReplyDeleteI 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:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking!! I loved your pillows too!!
~Andy
I love this wreath! It is beautiful especially on the red door. I would love a door like that!
ReplyDeleteloving the burlap again!!! The contrast between the door and the red flowers makes it pop!
ReplyDeleteThat 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. :)
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool, thank you for the tutorial.. and helpful hints.
ReplyDeleteFirst 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!!
ReplyDeleteI came back to feature this one! THanks!
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of using white. My doors are so dark, green wreaths disappear on them. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteBeatiful. I love anything with burlap. Who knew it was so versatile? Great job.
ReplyDeleteLisa
Love the burlap wreath! And I really like the lightness of your burlap version too! Stunning against that door. Wow.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to SNS #5 at
http://funkyjunkinteriors.blogspot.com/2009/11/saturday-nite-special-brings-you.html
Funky Junk Donna
I have to make this wow I blog surf alot and this is the best idea I have seen in FOREVER!!
ReplyDeleteHow long did you make the strips? Don't laugh... I'm more of a craft lover than a maker. I'm babystepping.
ReplyDeleteI love it.... I am so in love with burlap right now, and it looks fantastic on that wreath! great job!
ReplyDeleteStumbled 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!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so cool...I lurve white burlap! And the flowers...so cute. I think I will copy you. :o)
ReplyDeleteFound 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?!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely! I love that it is white and not burlap colored.
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteRoeshel
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.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Super cute. I a, working on something similar
ReplyDeleteCheri
What a great idea for a country style wreath! I would never have thought to use burlap...brilliant.
ReplyDeleteSusan
Oh I adore this. I have put it in my style file! :)
ReplyDeleteAnother 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.
ReplyDeleteLoving the burlap.........so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThat 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??
ReplyDeleteVery pretty... looks great on your red door!
ReplyDeleteI am getting amazed at all of the uses for burlap!! Yours looks nice on that red door!
ReplyDeleteYou 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.
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What a wonderful idea! I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteI love this wreath! Just my style! Thanks for sharing this.I am off to buy burlap!
ReplyDeleteSo 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.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I will definitely be copying you... thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love burlap and I love Christmas. So naturally I think this is an incredible project! :-) I also love your blog!!
ReplyDeleteso so love this!!!!
ReplyDeletevery sweet :)
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous! I love it! Thanks for sharing! : )
ReplyDeleteI think I may have to make one!
This is beautiful - I voted :)
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, I voted for you too!
This turned out so cute! I love those fabric flowers.
ReplyDeletepk @ Room Remix
LOVE your wreath! Those red flowers really pop with the red door. Thanks for sharing such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI like this so much!! Very pretty on your door! I see a burlap wreath in our future decor!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jayne at mysongwithin
Oh, that is so cute!! Love it.
ReplyDeletethat is sooooo gorgeous! i want to go out and buy some burlap right now!!!! TFS :D
ReplyDeletei'll go vote for you RIGHT NOW LOL :D
Beautiful job! I think I'll hitch a ride to the craft store with laterg8r! Great idea! :)
ReplyDeleteOK. Your's totally blows mine out of the water! I love the white burlap and the buttons!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I love fun, inexpensive home projects and those flowers are awesome.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute as always! Love it on the red door!
ReplyDeleteLove love love the wreath! Soo cute.
ReplyDeleteI am hosting a chocolate giveaway today on my blog stop on by and enter.
Karin
I know it's been some time since you have posted this wreath, however I just got around to making it this past week...
ReplyDeleteI 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