I have to admit to having craft ADDHD. And with this project I started out with one idea and as I gathered materials to finish it... I got sidetracked and inspired by material in eyeshot and created something totally different... this has never happened to me before... but boy am I glad that it did!
Here is a list of the materials that you will need to make a similar wreath...
- vine for making wreath, or an already made grapevine wreath
- wood frame the size of your wreath or slightly larger
- small glass bottles in different shapes and sizes
- thin wire for wrapping the bottles
- green moss - faux or dried
- faux berry sprig or flowers to place in bottles
- ribbon or chain for hanging your wreath
- optional - small metal tray, silver egg shaped beads
I spotted some of these faux moss rocks that I had bought at the dollar store in my stash of materials and thought I could incorporate some moss into the wreath. I simply peeled the moss cover off the styrofoam and cut into thin pieces.
I tucked it into the vine wreath in random spots and think it adds more interest. You could use dried moss. I also took apart a simple green berry wreath and added small branches to the bottles. I wanted it to look like buds ready to flower which is what Spring is all about... new life.
Blessings,
Lucy
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Oh my goodness.... those little bottles totally stole this spring show! ADORE! What a sweet lookin' wreath!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun wreath--just love the bottles!
ReplyDeleteLove your sweet and pretty wreath! Visiting from the #DIYMySpring blog hop!
ReplyDeleteI grew up digging bottles with my Dad, so I'm partial to them--love your idea of incorporating them into a wreath. Such fun!
ReplyDeleteVery rustic and very shabby Spring I love it ! You have given me some ideas I've got lots of tiny tonic water bottles, just need to distress them a bit.
ReplyDeleteHI Lucy - You always have the best projects and I love this wreath! Visiting as a fellow contributor to #DIYMySpring. Hope your week is full of sunshine! Hugs, Holly
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath. What a clever idea to place a round wreath on a square frame. Great look and the vintage bottles are fab too!
ReplyDeleteI adore old bottles like these. What a fantastic way to display them!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with your wreath, Lucy!!! It is perfect! Isn't it amazing how getting totally lost in what you're doing and diverting from the initial plan, seems to bring out the best in us to create something truly beautiful? Problem is, I get so engrossed in what I'm doing, that photographing the process, does not even come to mind! Gotta love that right brain! Thanks for feeding mine with inspiration!
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Lucy, I'm crazy about your wreath! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteyou are speakin my language...I love everything about this, but those bottles are the best!!!!
ReplyDeleteGet out of town! Those small vintage bottles, LOVE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! How freaking awesome are these?? I LOVE them!!! These would work for Halloween too and be like little potion bottles. Adorbs!! :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it!!! I love the bottles and the square with the round wreath together. My creative juices are flowing...thank you for the inspiration! ;)
ReplyDeleteDarling spring wreath and so smart to reuse the moss! Pinning! XO - Wendi@H2OBunglow
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