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Do you love acorn decorations and crafts? Check out this collection of great ideas! Usher in fall with some simple handmade projects.
This gorgeous wreath perfectly straddles summer and fall, and is super easy to make. Set aside one hour and you can have earthy and welcoming door decor! Skill Level: Easy Time Required: 1 hour Project Cost: $25-30 (if you already have a glue gun) From Caitlin: An inspiring DIY wreath project you can enjoy anytime of year from the photographer and stylist, Caitlin Atkinson, and author of Plant Craft: 30 Projects that Add Natural Style to your Home.
Learn how to make a foraged fall wreath using the balls from a Sweetgum tree. Whip up this easy and inexpensive craft in under 30 minutes.
Kick off springtime with a floral wreath, whether it’s a yellow flower like a marigold, a pastel peony, or even a succulent, these plants will up the ante on your front door
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September is here and autumn is on her way (at least in the Pacific Northwest) and its my tradition to create a fall wreath to welcome the changing seasons. I decided to make use of what I have on hand- lots of leaves in the yard that are already turning beautiful shades of brown and red. I started by collecting leaves in a variety of shapes and different shades of brown. Next I used Tulip 3-D paint in gold and embellished the surface of each leaf. Last, I glued all of the leaves to a wooden embroidery hoop. Voila! A simple but beautiful little fall wreath! Note- for those who have asked about the leaves lasting over time- I used leaves from wild Salal, a shrub that is growing all over our yard. The leaves are quite "heavy duty" and thick and are often used in flower arrangements/fresh and dried. When I create wreaths like this I am less concerned about lasting strength- its more about the process of creating an artful object that will last for just a little while. For a more permanent solution you could photocopy (in color) your fall leaves, cut out and then embellish gold.
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Little Miss Print Co En pleine saison des agrumes, je reviens à la charge, comme chaque année, pour vous conseiller de revoir vos a priori concernant la place des oranges séchées dans la déco de Noël. Ce beau fruit se traîne une image pas terrible....
As much as I absolutely love the holidays, it’s also the busiest, most stressful time of year. The month of December is always a blur and by the end of each year, I find myself regretting…
The fall decorating experts at HGTV share how to capture the beauty of fall with this versatile woodland wreath complete with acorns and pinecones.
In this DIY moss wreath tutorial I will show you step-by-step how to create your own Anthropologie-inspired materpiece on a small budget.
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**THIS IS AN INSTANT DOWNLOAD TUTORIAL. YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE AN ACTUAL MOON. PLEASE READ THE BELOW INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO DOWNLOAD.** A thorough instructional guide with supply/tool list on how to create an Herbal Moon. Dried botanicals and crystals in a lovely crescent moon shape. Perfect for yourself, for a gift, holiday or wedding decor. Ordering this tutorial can be done on a phone, but it will not be able to download to your phone. Be sure to use a computer or tablet to either purchase and download, or to just download the tutorial. You will receive your PDF download as soon as payment clears. You can then go to your purchases on here, and to the right of the tutorial receipt, click "download files". If you have problems with downloading, try deleting your history/cookies, or using a different browser, then attempt the download again. Please contact me if you have any issues or questions! By law you are able to use this tutorial to create moons to sell. However, you are not legally able to sell my actual tutorial or rewrite it to sell or make money off of in any way. If you do sell your moons created from this tutorial, credit Moth Wing Art in your listings. **THIS TUTORIAL IS NOT IN ANY WAY FOR THE USE OF MASS MARKETING OR TO BE USED BY CORPORATIONS** Before printing be sure to shrink all images or pick and choose the pages you wish to use, because there are a lot of pages. There are quite a few instructional photos as well as several photos of my own moons for inspiration. *The tutorial for the mushrooms shown in the photos can be found here... https://www.etsy.com/listing/1050385212/pdf-mushroom-tutorial-download-diy-mini?ref=shop_home_feat_1 **Because this is an instant download I cannot offer any refunds or cancellations.** Find me on Instagram @mothwingbotanicals.
I love using Old Book pages for DIY projects, & today's leaf craft project combines them with Dollar Tree Woodcrafts. Budget Fall Decor Idea.
Happy Winter Solstice! I love these Eucalyptus and Orange wreaths I made. Every time I walk by them the smell is wonderful. I love that they are festive, yet not overly so. Also, easy to make. Learn how to bend wire coat hangers into wreath forms, dry oranges, assemble your wreaths, and make mini wreaths as well; What You'll Need; Eucalyptus Oranges Wire Wire Coat Hangers Hammer What To Do; To Shape the Wreath Forms; Using your hands bend the wire coat hanger out of it's triangle shape. Bend it until it is more like a lumpy circle. Use the hammer to bang it in a circle. Use the hammer to smooth out the edges. It does not have to be perfect! The imperfections make it unique. To Dry the Oranges; Slice your oranges into about 1/8-1/4 inch thickness. Dehydrate in your dehydrator at 135° F for 4-12 hours. Or in your oven at it's lowest setting. How to tell when they are done? The oranges will no longer feel sticky or tacky. To Make the Wreaths; Using 2 inch strands of wire, attach sprigs of Eucalyptus to the form. Layer on more and more Eucalyptus until desired fullness is achieved. I like to leave a spot of wire bare, but you can cover as much as you want. Play around with thickness and direction of the Eucalyptus. Play around with the placement of the oranges. When you are pleased with the orange placement secure them down. Use two, one inch sections of wire per orange. Pierce the oranges and wrap the wire around the base. For Mini Eucalyptus Wreaths; To make the base, take a long piece of wire, and wrap it around itself, creating a circle. Using smaller pieces of Eucalyptus, attach them to the base with one inch sections of wire. Layer on and play around with thickness and placement.
How to make a hops wreath in less than 30 minutes. How to preserve and dry hops vines so you can use them in your decor. Love this autumn homemade wreath.
Colorful flowers are a sure sign of spring, and after a dreary winter, we can't wait to decorate in bright florals. We'll show you how to make a farmhouse wreath to dress up your front porch for the season.
This Holiday wreath idea is perfect for your front door or Christmas home decorations. It is simple and perfect if you're on a budget. This eco friendly wreath idea is great if you're on a budget and love to make Christmas crafts yourself. #christmaswrea
This can be done in under an hour.
As much as I absolutely love the holidays, it’s also the busiest, most stressful time of year. The month of December is always a blur and by the end of each year, I find myself regretting…
a chic and refined Halloween decoration of a mirror, a skull and skeleton hands can be DIYed for your space
Gold Fall Wreath Tutorial. This simple tutorial on how to create an elegant fall wreath for your home. You can make this in less than 10 minutes!
Winter is the one time of year that I fall in love with wreaths everywhere I turn. I don't typically make or display wreaths, but when Christmas comes around, all bets are off. In recent
Fall. A season we all anticipate, but one that feels so fleeting. It seems as soon as the official first day of the season hits, the leaves are nearing their peak. Soon there will be more foliage on the ground than adorning the branches of the trees. Those bright, autumnal hues of orange, crimson, and […]
Upcycle some old books into fabulous a Vintage Book Wreath with glitter. This DIY home decor project makes an awesome girls craft night party.
I made this simple wreath months ago and I have not tired of it yet. This is quite a commitment as I have repainted my kitchen three times in five years. I embrace change…in design. Found…
I think I am a little wreath obsessed. I already have three on my DIY list for the holidays and I'm a bit worried I won't have the space to hang them. However, I doubt that will stop me. :) This fall citrus wreath (see tutorial here) was very easy to make but took quite a bit of patience. The oranges took over 20 hours in my dehydrator to dry out (no joke!) but could also be done in the oven. Once those are done though, putting it together only took about an hour. And it smells amazing!
Come see how to make a Spirit of the Forest or green man wreath. Inspired by Grandin Road it looks amazing and you'll have so much fun doing it.
Beginning with asymmetrical ovals and amorphous shapes, Australian textile artist Tammy Kanat (previously) loops, twists, and weaves her sizable wall hangings. Using a steel frame, Kanat hangs up the copper forms that provide the structure for her abstract tapestries. She then combines natural materials like wool, linen, and silk to create small tufts and organic rows of varying hues that add a range of densities and textures to each piece. More
Find the steps and supplies to create a cornucopia, or horn of plenty, for your Thanksgiving table. This centerpiece is easier to create than you might think and a festive way to celebrate harvest …
To me, cinnamon is one of those scents that evoke feelings of holiday nostalgia, so I wanted to make these cinnamon stick candles for a Christmas.
Colorful flowers are a sure sign of spring, and after a dreary winter, we can't wait to decorate in bright florals. We'll show you how to make a farmhouse wreath to dress up your front porch for the season.
When Fall arrives I want to add some warmth to my home so I add a few elements from a list that works for me. You can read ...
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Stitch your own folded fabric wreath this Christmas with our step by step instructions. Discover unique wreath patterns with Gathered.
Create this DIY cornucopia for the perfect fall craft that can be used as a centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table. Here, find a step by step guide to creating the cornucopia.
How to make things out of wine cork. You'll love these recycled wine cork projects, wine cork ornaments, cork wreaths, and wine bottle art. These cork tutorials include coasters, a trivet, cork board, necklace, tree ornament, bath mat, candles and stamps. Tip Junkie has 42 cork projects all with pictured tutorials to learn or how to make. You can always search there if youre looking for more wine bottle cork tutorials with step-by-step instructions. {wink} Wine Cork Projects 1. DIY Cork Coasters ~ Use leftover corks to make durable coasters! This project takes less than 15 minutes and if you have a stick of
