I purchased some burlap with red,blue and silver accents from Michaels, a straw wreath form, colored felt and some mini pinwheels. I used a paper star I already had and some pins to attach the pieces of the wreath together.
I wrapped the straw wreath form in the plastic it came wrapped in, and that helps it not fall apart. I then followed the instructions from the The Crafted Sparrow to add the felt pieces. Here was my pile of them after I cut them out. I was not too worried about the them being the same perfect shape. I need to cut them out quickly.
I then let Wynn decorate a paper star for me to add. She decided to draw the blue and red lines around the edges. I thought it looked very good for a four year old. Then I took a part a pinwheel from the stick it came with and put it in with a pin.
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How sweet that Wynn helped create this wreath. That makes it even more special. Beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteSo super cute!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable wreath. I wish I had the creativity and made the time to do a different wreath for various times of the year and holidays. I'm lucky that I actually made one. I'd be thrilled if you'd link up at this week's Off the Hook!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so cute! I always plan to make wreaths for holidays, but never get around to it.
ReplyDeleteThat came out so beautiful, Still have a wreath on my to do list...one day!
ReplyDeleteOh that is one great wreath! I love the design of the felt pieces...so stunning! Wynn's help makes it even more special! Nice job Megan!
ReplyDeleteI love making wreathes and your's looks awesome! I love the little felt pieces. They look like flames to me! :)
ReplyDelete~ Ashley
Oh love this!!!!! Pinning!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! and how neat are Wynn's designs! She did a good job, love the wreath!
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning wreath! I love the design that Wynn contributed too!
ReplyDeleteFeaturing you on Project Inspire{d} tonight. Thanks so much for sharing this!