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Monday, March 26, 2012

{Project Home} An Easter Wreath

Remember this little guy from a few weeks ago?
Well...being as resourceful as I am (ok, you may call it lazy), I fashioned my tulle St. Patrick's day shamrocks with twine that I tied around the tulle wreath so that I could simply untie it come Easter time and add a more Easter-y themed banner. And that's exactly what I've done! I used my handy dandy Silhouette Cameo and cut out some cute Easter eggs, glued them to some twine, added a new ribbon (that I got on clearance from Hobby Lobby for $1 I might add!), and voila! A perfectly Spring-y and adorable tulle Easter wreath (inspired by my friend Erin and this pin). What do you think?

PS - if you're looking for the tutorial of how I made the tulle wreath in the first place, simply go to this LINK and you'll see it step by step! 

20 comments:

  1. Super cute wreath! Love that it is interchangeable for the holidays :)

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  2. 1 wreath, multiple uses = true love. I adore the polka dot ribbon!

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  3. this is so colorful and cute....I love the airy-ness of the tulle!

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  4. Beautiful wreath. Love the colors you used. I have made some tulle wreaths before, they are always some of my favorites. I would love for you to share at my Spring Battle of the Cookers and Crafters for a chance to win some great prizes.
    http://bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/2012/03/spring-battle-of-cookers-and-crafters_15.html

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  5. This is so cute!!! I love how it is made out of Tulle too!!! xoxo- Rachel
    http://bubblynaturecreations.com/2012/03/diy-trailing-dogwood-wreath-pottery-barn-knock-off.html

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  6. Cute wreath and cute blog! Found you through Tiffany's Flaunt a Friend. Glad I have :)

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  7. This is adorable! I'm nominating you for the Versatile Blogger Award. Stop by today for details :)

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  8. Cute! Come and vistit our link party: http://fabricbowsandmore.blogspot.com/

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  9. love this wreathe!!! &'cute new header girl :)

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  10. You did an awesome job recycling your St. Patty's day wreath! So cute!!!! Stopping by from the blog hop and happy to be following you. Hope you have a chance to check me out too.

    take care,
    jen
    sunnyvanilla.blogspot.com

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  11. Ah! That's so smart. I've been thinking for a while on making a wreath where I would change just a smart part of it for each holiday...but haven't quite gotten there yet! :)

    New follower from the blog hop!

    Brie @ BreezyPinkDaisies

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  12. Very clever and cute! Love that it's so easy to change it!

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  13. Very clever wreath! I hope you will link this up to my Hippity Hop Easter Project Hop if you haven't already.

    www.itsybityspaperblog.com

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  14. The tulle wreath is so cute and what a great way to reuse a cute decor item you already had!
    ~Tonia @ The Gunny Sack

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  15. I love the look of tulle and it is so pretty on a wreath. I would say changing to decoration and now the wreath is resourceful, not lazy. =) I would love it if you would link up your wreath on my first linky party, Dare to Share.

    Pam
    http://pamspartyplanning.blogspot.com/2012/03/dare-to-share-linky-party.html

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  16. love the fluffy the tulle offers the wreath come see me at http://shopannies.blogspot.com

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  17. That looks awesome! I would love for you to share it (and any other creations) at my new linky party- "Pin It and Win It Wednesday" @ www.cheapcraftymama.com!

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  18. Love the tulle! I've made so many tulle projects since having my daughter- it really is fun to work with!

    www.bearrabbitbear.com

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  19. How fun! Tulle really does make a fun, textural wreath! I'm smitten!

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  20. It's so great when you click on something labeled Easter, but you can use it for so many things. I have been making fabric wreaths, when I say this all I could say is wow, I Love it. I have some tulle left over from my candlestick Christmas trees so I'm going to try this one. THanks so much, as usual you're always on the ball.
    ncjeepster@aol.com

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