


A while back I saw Martha make one of these super sweet wreaths. After checking out the stores to try and find any kind of wreath for less then 5$ that didn't look stupid and having no luck, I decided that this would be the perfect afternoon kid project. 3 bags of gumdrops, half a box of cut up toothpicks and one styrofoam wreath form later, I love how it turned out. I'm just waiting for the squirrels to discover it. Then today I remembered a tutorial I'd seen awhile ago on Whipup (thanks to http://vintagericrac.blogspot.com/2007/09/back-with-buckets.html ) for making fabric buckets. I had these quilt squares that I'd made a couple of months ago and thought they'd make a great fabric bucket. I love how it turned out! I'm thinking they'd be very cute stuffed with Christmas goodies for friends and teachers or whom ever.
3 comments:
Those are both very cute! I've been wanting some wreaths around the house for the holidays and can't afford the really nice ones either. Thank you for the idea!
I love the bucket, seriously. That would be awesome for so many things and it's so adorable! Thanks for the link, I'll have to check it out. :)
What a great Idea jess. You are so creative. I love it. I might have to try this before we leave for holiday.
cool! cool! cool!
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