How are you? I hope that you are beginning to enjoy some holiday festivities. Today I want to share with you another wreath that I have made using coffee filters and ornaments. Perhaps you're wondering how I got on this filter kick....
well I have my friend Genise to thank a couple of weeks ago she along with her daughter Adrienne were making one and I was bitten by the bug.
Here it is!
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| my blank canvas is ready for some holiday cheer |
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| berries and ornaments |
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| I've attached the berries to the ornaments using floral wire |
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| it's starting to come together but I'm not quite finished |
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| it's almost complete |
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| okay here she is all dolled up! |
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That is so very lovely! You would never know that those were coffee filters!
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I love how ruffly it is! And you can swap out the ornament for any season. How on earth did you ship it without it getting smashed?!
ReplyDeleteso pretty, vicky! i love the red and silver popping against the white!
ReplyDeleteI think she will definitely enjoy it. Thank you for sharing this at Rustic Restorations Weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat white is the perfect backdrop for the Christmas accessories! Beautiful! Thank you so much for linking up to our party!
ReplyDeleteI wish I saw this before Christmas! I love it!!!
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