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So wreaths are one of my "thangs" It's up there with cool cups, ornaments, and shoes. I can never have too many! I think right now I even have somewhere over 20 wreaths posted on my blog already.....it's a situation here in our house. I've seen so many adorable wreaths all over Pinterest....but holy crap they can be expensive to make! Just because they're homemade doesn't mean they're cheap. And at over 20 wreaths under my belt it would add up to a small fortune. That's why I like to keep my wreaths $10 and under....sometimes they only even cost me a few bucks. I keep the costs down by not ever using the typical forms that people buy like the foam or wood ones. I always cut mine out of cardboard boxes....which are free....which is perfect for a cheap ass like myself. I love the look of deco mesh wreaths but had never made one before because 1. the mesh itself is expensive 2. they are made with wire forms = $$ My sister Bree found a bunch of mesh on clearance that perfectly coordinated with the color scheme we had for a party coming up. So problem #1 was solved but there was still the issue of the wire form After researching alternate ways I realized there wasn't one. I'm sure there is somewhere out there.....but it definitely isn't well known enough that I could find anything. Every single tutorial I found required the wire form. So that meant coming up with a solution myself Here's what I did....... Cut your mesh into strips. I had the long rolls of mesh so I kept the length the same as it came and cut it maybe 6-8inches wide. (Just a guess, I didn't measure) Fold it down Do the same to a different color and pair them together. Fold up some of the loose bottom parts and rubber band them in the middle to create what I was calling "bouquets" Keep making these bouquets in different color combinations The reason I folded the bottoms up was so create a sort of flatter bottom so they would be easier to glue down and also to make a messier less perfect look. I like the raw edge poking out randomly around the rounded bouquets Take your bouquets and glue them onto your cardboard circle. It took me about 15 of these to fill mine the way I wanted Before I started I debated wrapping the cardboard in some of the mesh or painting it a coordinating color.....but I got lazy and just went for it. It turned out ok....you could only see the cardboard through if you got super close. But next time I'll try not to be lazy and see if it makes a big difference or not And that's it! Decorate it as you normally would and your done! Not too shabby for on the cheap
This Easter mesh wreath is the perfect DIY Easter decor. It is easy to make and very cheap, especially compared to the price of mesh wreaths for purchase.
Decorating the home for Easter is a fun activity that can engage the entire family. It can help you express your creativity and improve your artistic
