A wreath can be made from anything. Greens or grapevines may come to mind first but, with a little creativity, there are so many options.
I recently noticed a beautiful roll of twine in my craft room that wasn’t being used. With spring on its way, the twine started me thinking about how I may use it with some ‘springlike’ materials. I pulled some ribbons, dried flowers, and note cards from the shelves and started working on a wreath with the twine as a base.
The photos here are from my first creation. I love it. Once I had it completed, it started a flood of ideas for additional creations.
The first wreath is on the small side, so the twine itself is enough to keep the wreath formed. As I start with larger ones, I will use a thin metal base on the back of the twine.
That bowl of twine has me so inspired! I looked through all my gift wrap supplies and I have started a whole series of twine-based wreaths!
I hope I have inspired you to use some of your own unused materials in a different way for spring!
Thanks for stopping by!
Remember to take pleasure in simple things, Jackie
I love the wreath and wondering if you can tell about the starfish tag. Could you tell me where you got the supplies for this? (you must think I’m crazy!) I would love to know where you got the paper and ribbon. Also, did you use a stencil for the starfish and what kind of glitter is that? AS you can see, I’m not very creative and need specifics for everything, big and small! Thank you!