Happy first day of fall!
Although I am sad to see summer go, fall is one of my favourite seasons. It’s time for cozy sweaters, spicy hot drinks and slow cooker meals and that is not such a bad thing in my books. To celebrate the arrival of fall, I have gotten together with some blogging friends to share a collection of handmade wreaths. My wreath was inspired by cozy warmth of fall sweaters.
I love hanging wreaths on our front door and I always have something there to greet visitors!
And decorating our home for the seasons both inside and out is one of my favourite things ever!
I love hanging wreaths on our front door and I always have something there to greet visitors!
And decorating our home for the seasons both inside and out is one of my favourite things ever!
I cut up some old fall sweaters into strips to make some rosette flowers and to partially wrap my wreath with a pop of white.
I also mixed in some felt and burlap flowers and some greenery that I had from previous projects
to make this pretty flower cluster.
I cut the white sweater into 2 inch strips to wrap around the grapevines first.
To make the rosettes, I cut 1 inch strips and then wound them into a flower shape and finished with a little hot glue.
I love seeing wreaths on front doors. I think it always add such a nice touch to a home’s decor!
As I mentioned, I have teamed up with some other amazingly talented bloggers to bring you a collection of wreaths to inspire you this fall!
I hope you enjoy visiting all of these lovely projects!
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Thank you so much for visiting and Happy Fall!
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Such a pretty wreath! Great job!
Such a great idea, it's really nice.
Oh it's LOVELY, I really like the effect of the sweater…nothing better for Fall
Such a great idea to use old sweaters- looks great! Happy Fall 🙂
Angie, you always amaze and inspire me with your wonderful ideas. This wreath is no exception. How resourceful and creative! Loving this blog hop. Thank you so much! Off to share!
Happy Fall Angie!!! I love them!!!
Your wreath turned out so beautifully, Angie! Of course I LOVE the idea of recycling something into home decor. So pretty!