Sentences with phrase «wreath so»

It was exactly what I was looking for and it made my DIY Magnolia Wreath so easy and inexpensive anyone can do it.

7) Lean wreath so it's upright and straighten the house / tree then dab a little hot glue on the back of the house / tree and stick it onto a branch behind it for support

OH MY GOSH I love your wreath its so bright and cheerful.

I think that's part of what makes this wreath so appealing.

I chose to cover only the front part of the wreath so that the tissue paper was still visible on the sides.

I intentionally purchased a very dense grapevine wreath so that I could just push the florets into the sections of woven grapevine.

Water can wreath so clever!

I love your wreath so much — the non-traditional colours and the tassels!

I would get a monogram letter and hang it in the center of the wreath, maybe even hang the wreath so it is diamond shaped and put it in my living room in front of my French doors or my front door, not sure.

Lastly, we attached some green and white striped ribbon to the top of the wreath so we could hang it on our screen door.

DIY Fall Wreath So beautiful and sentimental!!

This is great if you don't want to hang it on a door — this framed chalkboard can be moved to the top of a console or piano or mantel... it makes the wreath so much more versatile (with the help of a command hook).

Just wanted to let you know that we loved your DIY Rustic Fall Grapevine Wreath so much when you shared it at the #HomeMattersParty last week, we've FEATURED it THIS WEEK!

I could «nt find a styrofoam wreath so I bought a straw wreath and wrapped pretty fall ribbon around it.

Thank you for showcasing the wreath so well and the other foliage beside the fir.

Next you'll want to have your husband or friend get up on a ladder and hold the wreath so you can decide how low to hang it.

I'm loving all the wreaths and I don't have a fall wreath so I might have to recreate one of the beauties above!

I love that wreath so much I think I'll have to make one myself!

Stick pine pieces in a faux wreath so it looks lush.

Loop ribbon around the wreath so it can be hung on a hook (optional to add a bow) and glue into place.

You know, think out side the wreath So today I am sharing 20 alternatives to a wreath for your front door for Fall and Winter.

Bonus: Nothing is permanently attached to the wreath so you can redesign any time the mood strikes.

She loved her wreath so much that she ordered a second wreath for her sister to give as a Christmas gift.

You can also use ribbon to hang your centerpiece as a wreath so your toddler's craft does double duty.

I only used four different materials to make the wreath so there isn't a lot to purchase.

I use these heavy duty magnetic hooks to hang my wreaths so I don't have to worry about damaging the door or weather stripping.

That's one of the reasons why I love burlap wreaths so much (and why they're so trendy!)

I am a real fan of natural wreaths so this is right up my alley.

That's one of the reasons why I love burlap wreaths so much (and why they're so trendy!)

Not exact matches

So I spent the better part of middle school making wreaths and loving it.

«The wreath doesn't contain lights, there's no electricity involved at all so I can't understand why it's a fire risk.»

I bought the wrong size this year and so they don't fit snugly into our brass Advent wreath; the candles list and sway and drip gobs of purple or pink wax all over the place.

With its hole in the center, this cookie immediately reminded me of a wreath, so I tied a festive ribbon through it once it cooled.

It was SO much fun, and this skull wreath resulted.

Finally, chocolate and cakes are always welcome: Megan's wreaths would be so cute during the holidays, and they're legitimately the prettiest brioche I have ever laid eyes upon.

Berlinerkranser (Berlin Wreath Cookies) This recipe is very good, if I do say so myself.

So first, you need to understand that people figured out they could make wreaths with these things.

This Frankenstein Halloween wreath is so simple to make, and just funny enough not to be spooky!

This red, white and blue wreath is so easy to assemble.

A week or so ago, Heather and I worked with the Safety at Home campaign, sponsored by UL, to host a wreath decorating party.

Your wreath is so beautiful!

And luckily, these wreaths were rendered in real faux flowers so their magic will never fade!

Top your cake with a modern Christmas wreath, but instead of the traditional pine needles make artificial pine branches out of crepe paper instead so there will be no chance of falling pine needles falling on your delicious desert.

I just love anything Halloween and this wreath is really original and so funky.

The feathery texture of this wreath made from inexpensive feather boas is so visually appealing that you will love how it looks against your front door and is a perfect way to complete you raven themed decor.

This show stopping wreath is sure to be one that you will want to reuse every Christmas because it is so beautiful.

Figuring out somewhere to showcase all the lovely holiday cards you are given can be difficult to do, so why not make this clever DIY Christmas wreath that is made of clothespins that you can use to hold all the cards you receive this December.

I got so many nice comments on instagram when I posted these boxwood and lavender mini Christmas wreaths, I wanted to show you exactly how to make them.

You may already have all of the necessary materials in your home, so you won't even need to make an extra trip out this year for a new wreath.

From the blogger: «This is a Christmas wreath that will last forever and looks so lovely decorating a room or door in the house.