I’ve had quite a few comments from various readers about some of the rag wreaths I’ve been using lately, so I wanted to show you all just how fun and easy they are to make.
I thought rather than doing a tedious photo tutorial this time, I might as well just sit down and show you real quick how the process goes, face to face.
Take it away, me!
Fun, right?
OK, so you’ve already seen what the finished product looks like at the top of the page there, but here are a few more shots.
The pretty chairs aren’t mine. We borrowed them from my Mother in Law for Easter dinner. The crazy orange kitchen you can see, however, is.
If you look real close you can see this a photo of a wreath…. in a wreath!
This is how it hangs.
I hope I’ve encouraged all of you to give this one a try and I hope you had as much fun with the video as I did. I think I just really like to hear myself talk. Either way, this is one of my favourite wreath crafts so far!
(How weird is it that bloggers have multiple favourite wreath crafts?)
Can’t wait to hear what you think about my little video experiment!
Courtenay Hartford is the author of creeklinehouse.com, a blog based on her adventures renovating a 120-year-old farmhouse in rural Ontario, Canada. On her blog, Courtenay shares interior design tips based on her own farmhouse and her work as founder and stylist of the interior photography firm Art & Spaces. She also writes about her farmhouse garden, plant-based recipes, family travel, and homekeeping best practices. Courtenay is the author of the book The Cleaning Ninja and has been featured in numerous magazines including Country Sampler Farmhouse Style, Better Homes and Gardens, Parents Magazine, Real Simple, and Our Homes.