Monday, October 24, 2011

Christmas Wreath



I had to show you all my project for the day. My DBL has this wonderful tree that is loaded with beautiful acorns. He was so sweet and brought me in a sack full. I decided to make a holiday wreath with them. I bought a wreath at the Dollar store and some holiday picks. (Which I promptly took apart.) Armed with my hot glue gun I started creating my wreath. Three small blisters (the love/hate relationship with my glue gun) I had this lovely wreath. Well, I think it is lovely. It cost me a total of $7.00 dollars. I know if I were to buy this ready-made it would be lots more! So, I have something new for the holidays and all the more special because it is home made!
My husband said I could use the song "Acorns Roasting On An Open Fire" . He is SOOOOO not into Christmas! I hope your Monday is a good one! Blessings!

9 comments:

Donalda said...

Wow girl !!!!! This is just gorgeous !!!!!!!!!!
I love it hon. Hugs

The Other Patti Sue said...

OMGosh you are one talented lady... this is beautiful!

craftieodmae said...

absolutely gorgeous, and yes, if you went to a store and bought this it would have been over $30.. atleast!

Amanda R said...

This is gorgeous Patty! Love the acorns and the silver together, very sophisticated yet homey. I can't put flower stuff together to save my life!

June Nelson said...

ERm I mustnt be into it ewither I sing chestnuts lol but acorns sound good may pick up on it its different lol. This is absolutely beautiful and you could never buy anything as stunning as this anyway, just make another and send it to a good home he he, absolutely stunning!!!!!!!

Glenda said...

I just adore this! Watch those blisters! But man oh man how lovely this turned out! Just perfect for the holidays!

June Nelson said...

Hi me darlin plinths are the planks that go from the floo to the bottom of the units to hide the gap lol in the same material as the doors he he xxxx

Elaine said...

FABULOUS Patty!
I love this wreath, beautifully arranged and it is so much nicer to make one - especially with your free acorns - than to buy a mass produced one, and cheaper too. Sorry to hear about the blisters though!

Hugs Elaine xxx

Nannieflash said...

Wow Patty that is stunning and the beautiful acorns look fabulous. hugs Shirleyxxx