What do you do when you have an empty space and it needs a little Christmas cheer. Well I leaned a couple of small shutters against the wall and stood an Angel in front of them. But that didn't look very merry so I made these little wreaths and they were perfect.
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| Rustic wreaths |
These are rustic with a tiny bit of bling. What a great combo.
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| twine and mason jar ring |
All you need for these mini wreaths is some jute twine, and a mason jar ring for the frame. That's it.
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| Jut tie a knot and start wrapping |
Just tie a knot around the ring, and start wrapping. If you leave a bit of twine at the beginning you have something to tie the end with when you have it wrapped all the way around.
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Now you have these little twine wreaths that are ready for some attention. I got out the hot glue gun and added a cedar tree sprig, and tiny red Styrofoam balls. I have a box of bling and I picked out these little crystals that are still on their little hooks. They were left over from an old chandelier I repurposed. A little tip: when you are hanging things from a shutter, just twist the end of a paper clip around, then hook the other end over a slat. It works great and is barely noticeable.
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| A pretty wreath. |
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| If one is pretty, two is better. |
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| And three is perfect. |
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Now this is a bight and merry corner, ready for Christmas day.
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