Easter Wreath
Home Sweet Home.
I love a welcoming front door...... especially for the holidays.
I made this cute Easter wreath using vintage flowers and little wooden eggs.
I found the wire base at the crafts store several years ago. It has a rusted patina and six little coiled egg holders. I painted the little wooden eggs with craft paint. After letting them dry thoroughly.... I scuffed them up a bit with sand paper to give them an aged look..... then hot glued them into the egg holders. I used simple silk flowers from the crafts store and added vintage velvet pansies. I found the velvet pansies many years ago at the flea market. They are so soft and sweet. Just perfect for my wreath.
I love how it turned out! So shabby chic.
Happy Easter!
Elizabeth
Linking with
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Adorned From Above for Wednesday's Adorned From Above Blog Hop
A Delightsome Life for Home and Garden Thursday
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The Vintage Farmhouse for Creative Things Thursday
Common Ground for Be Inspired Friday
French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
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REDOUX for What Have You Redone Friday
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I love a welcoming front door...... especially for the holidays.
I made this cute Easter wreath using vintage flowers and little wooden eggs.
I found the wire base at the crafts store several years ago. It has a rusted patina and six little coiled egg holders. I painted the little wooden eggs with craft paint. After letting them dry thoroughly.... I scuffed them up a bit with sand paper to give them an aged look..... then hot glued them into the egg holders. I used simple silk flowers from the crafts store and added vintage velvet pansies. I found the velvet pansies many years ago at the flea market. They are so soft and sweet. Just perfect for my wreath.
I love how it turned out! So shabby chic.
Happy Easter!
Elizabeth
Linking with
Timewashed for Blissful Whites Wednesday
Ivy and Elephants for What's It Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style for Wow Us Wednesday's
Adorned From Above for Wednesday's Adorned From Above Blog Hop
A Delightsome Life for Home and Garden Thursday
No Minimalist Here for Open House Party
The Vintage Farmhouse for Creative Things Thursday
Common Ground for Be Inspired Friday
French Country Cottage for Feathered Nest Friday
Rooted In Thyme for Simple & Sweet Friday's
Shabby Art Boutique for Shabbilicious Friday Link Party
My Romantic Home for Show and Tell Friday
REDOUX for What Have You Redone Friday
The Dedicated House for Anything Blue Friday
How Sweet The Sound for Pink Saturday
Etsy Cottage Style for Easter - Spring Party
13 comments:
That wreath is so delicate and perfect for spring. Love it!
So romantic and shabby wreath ! Just the kind of thing I love so much. I love also when you say "welcoming door", so important !
Happy Easter
xoxo from PARIS
Joëlle
So good ,so romantic,love it!!!
oh how sweet,love it. x
Elizabeth- That is just so very sweet. I love how airy and pretty it looks. Wonderful Easter wreath- xo Diana
That is gorgeous Elizabeth! Perfect for Easter:) And I hope you have a wonderful one!
Very pretty. So springy.
Your wreath is very lovely and romantic. Happy Easter!!!
Kisses
Alessandra
Very pretty!
Happy PS and Happy Easter to you.
Regina
Love Your wreath it is so shabby chic and those gorgeous pansy faux flowers, which I would have purchased if I saw them first!
Happy Easter
Peggy
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What a beautiful wreath!
Blessings and a Happy Easter!
Carolynn
Such a lovely wreath ~ you do beautiful work. Thank you so much for visiting and your kind words. Happy Easter to you and yours, Dru
This is beautifully Shabby Chic and whimsical! Love it! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
Kathy
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