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Spring Wreath

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This has to be one of my most favorite things in a while! I just love the baker’s twine!! It makes me giddy every time I look at it! Do you feel the same way about it? Maybe I’m just weird…: )

Spring Wreath 2 MAIN

My original plan was to do a whole Spring/Easter Mantel, BUT in case you missed my big news yesterday, I’m moving to Wisconsin, so my goal is to pack everything, not pull even more things out! Definitely the worst part about moving! But This little wreath will probably be the last thing I pack, just so I can keep looking at it!

Spring Wreath 3

My husband is actually the one who wrapped the wreath form with the baker’s twine. Ok, so I might say baker’s twine like a million times in this post, but I just LOVE it! I got it for FREE (maybe that’s why I like it so much) from Pick Your Plum!

This whole wreath is completely interchangeable… another thing I love about it! I want to do a pink lemonade party for my daughter’s second birthday and I plan on using the baker’s twine wrapped wreath for that party so I didn’t want to permanently attach anything to it.

{Here’s what I did}

After the wonderful hubby wrapped the.. yes.. baker’s twine around for me I just tied the twine around and pinned it with thumbtacks where I wanted the banner to go. Then cut out little triangles and folded them over the twine and glued them on (the only thing I glued)

Spring Wreath Flowers

I used a straight pin to attach my little birdie to the wreath, I just poked it through the back layer of fabric and into the wreath. {Here is the tutorial on how to make the birdie}

Spring Wreath Bird 2

I cut out all the little flowers with scrap fabric and used thumbtacks for the center of the flower : )

Spring Wreath

See… super easy right?

Spring Wreath Collage copy

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Ashley is a stay at home mom to three beautiful children. She and her husband recently settled in the Midwest after spending the beginning of their marriage in Texas (what a change!). Together they are raising their children, and turning their house into a home one project at a time. Ashley enjoys decorating and crafting, but her true passion lies in redoing old furniture and making things look old.

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  1. Audra @ Once a Mom Always a Cook says

    I think this is the cutest spring wreath I have seen yet! Love the baker's twine :)

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  3. Johanson Family says

    My goodness– how long did it take to wrap that sucker!? When I made my Valentine Wreath with that pom pom yarn, I thought I'd never finish and I was SORE, yes– SORE from wrapping it!! I am so out of shape!! I'm so sad to see you move away but know that its for the best and I'll always have skype and email and blogging and life and friendship and sisterhood and all that goes along with it plus our kids are practically like cousins.. well sorta… LOVE YOUR wreath!! LOVE THE FLOWERS!!! LOVE YOU!!!

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  6. Kei says

    That looks gorgeous, I love the colours! You have an awesome husband too, considering how long it must have taken him to wrap the wreath form in baker's twine!

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  8. Danni Baird @ Silo Hill Farm says

    So cute and I love that tiny little banner! Your husband is a special guy to wrap that wreath! Nice job to both of you!

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  10. Kate @ A Creative Cookie says

    This is adorable! How did you get baker's twine for FREE? I've been waiting for a deal on them – do you know if they sell it at Joann or Michaels? Thanks!

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  12. A Pretty Life in the Suburbs says

    Very very pretty! I've wrapped with yarn, and can't imagine wrapping with twine! LOVE it!
    Jo-Anna

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  17. [email protected] says

    This is so cute, I love spring wreaths! I'm a new follower and would love to have you stop by my new blog and follow too, if you get a minute. My first link party/give-away is running now through Saturday. I hope you can stop by and link up :)

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  27. Carrie @ My Favorite Finds says

    Really pretty! I love Pick Your Plum! I skipped this deal, but. I wish I hadn't. Great idea to make a wreath with it thanks for linking to Handmade Tuesdays.

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  30. DebbieDoesCreations says

    I am a wreath fanatic! I would love it if you would come and share today at Toot Your Horn link party going on right now at Debbie Does Creations.

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  31. D @ The Shady Porch says

    That is a lovely spring wreath! I love everything about it the twine, the flowers and the banner! Great job…great teamwork. Thanks for sharing at the Rock 'N Share!

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  33. Shannah @ Just Us Four says

    This is so pretty (and springy)! I can't imagine how long it took to wrap with the twine though. Bravo for your patience.

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  35. Kadie says

    I love bakers twine!! I love this wreath. I will be featuring you tomorrow at our party. Thanks for sharing with us at Link It Up Thursday.

    Congrats on your move! I know it can be a big pain. Here's hoping it all goes super smooth!:)

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  36. Jonie Marie says

    What a fun Spring Wreath! I love it! I have to ask, how long did it take your husband to do the Bakers Twine on the wreath? I am so impressed!

    Thanks for linking up to the POV party. I featured your project over on my blog (cause I love it.) Feel free to stop by and grab a featured button.

    Hugs
    Jonie
    easyascutandpaste.blogspot.com

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  37. Emily @ 52 Mantels says

    Oh Ashley, this wreath makes me so happy. It's my most favoritest ever! :)

    I'm featuring today!

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