TODAY IT WAS THE DOOR. I'll just tell you - it was ugly before. There was a nasty bulluten board cemented to the door that couldn't go, so I just covered it up. It just looked so bare. After all - this is my home! My mommy puts a wreath on our front door in Plano, and since this is my front door, it got a wreath :)
STEP ONE | the wreath
Ingredients:
- 14"-16"ish foam wreath from Hobby Lobby ($4.99 - 40% coupon = $2.99)
- Yarn from Hobby Lobby (on sale for $2.66)
- Little triangle pennets that I printed with some cardstock I had
- Little scraps/strips of fabric to make the fabric flowers/rosettes that I had
- 1/4" satin ribbon that I had
- Hot glue and a glue gun that I had
- TOTAL COST: $5.65!
Steps:
- Wrap your yarn around your wreath. It's really quite self explanitory, I tied the yarn in a tight knot around the wreath to get me started, then I just wrapped and wrapped and wrapped and wrapped and wrapped till 45 minutes later I was done. You need to overlap a little bit, just so that no part of the white foam is showing.
- Make your flowers. I made them from two tutorials.
- Hot glue the flowers onto the wreath
- Make your little triangles with letters on the computer. Print out on cardstock and cut them out
- Hot glue them to the ribbon
- Hot glue the ribbon (with triangles added on at this point) to the back of the wreath
- Thread the ribbon through a piece of yarn on the back of the wreath and tie a knot. Then I just swung the ribbon over the door and thumbtacked it on the inside of the door
STEP TWO | message board
I just took a piece of fabric that I had (24" x 18" and stapled it to that ugly bulliten board. Then, I used command strips to attach the board to the fabric. Then, I repeated steps 4 & 5 of the wreath tutorial to make the 'leave a message' banner. I thumbtacked it to the board.
and.....DONE!
Beginning to feel more at home? possibly :)
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