Unfortunately I was still in my crafting zone for this, so no step by step pictures, but you really don't need them....trust me.
I used a styrofoam wreath circle thing from Michaels. I glued the beginning of my ribbon to the back (you could easily just pin it too) and then I wrapped the ribbon around and glued it at the end (again...you could just pin it).
This is where I actually ran out of ribbon and used a scrap on the one spot....
At first, I used one of the bows my mom tied for me on it. I was going to have it lean on my entrance table, but then decided I didn't like that after a week.
So I unwrapped the bow and hung it on the wall in my entrance. I probably should have ironed or straightened the ribbon or something, but like my clothes....I don't iron. I hang them up and over time they iron themselves out. Do you do that?
Anyways...it's straightened out since I've taken this picture.
A perfect minimalist wreath. I love it. I want to make more.
Only cost...styrofoam wreath purchased for 40% off....cheap cheap cheap...
Linking this post to...
Sunday Showcase Party
Frugal Friday
Flaunt It Friday
Weekend Wrap Up Party
Saturday Soiree
9 comments:
So cute! I may try that next year. Thanks for sharing :)
So cute. Clean and simple! Would love for you to come visit me at Sew Chatty and link up to Made with Love Monday! http://sewchatty.blogspot.com
Love this! It's going on my project list for next year (or maybe a pastel version for Easter!)
I love it. Clean and modern-looking! I hate ironing, too!!
Cheers,
Cheryl (via Centsational Girl's link party)
thank you ladies!! (i like the easter idea...i was thinking of making a different one for each season)
Love the simple statement it makes!
Love it. You had me at minimalist! It's pretty amazing that something that is so simple to make can look so upscale!
thank you very much!
This was exactly what I was looking for. Went to store for supplies. Made it. Hung it on the door. Looks great!
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