Thursday, March 26, 2009

Cheap, Easy, SUPER GREAT "EASTER WREATH"


The main reason that I follow people's blogs to to find creative ideas for myself and children. Well, Cindi over at cindis.blogspot.com had a great idea for a beautiful Easter wreath that I just had to try. Click on this link for her wonderful tutorial on how to make your own:


Here is another pic of my wreath -The only thing that I did differently than Cindi was glue my cardboard to a wire wreath ring for more stability. Here is a picture of the type of wreath ring that I used. I do not suggest doing that although the end product was very sturdy and easy to slip on the a wreath hanger, it also pushed the whole thing out to far so I was not able to hang it on my front door because there was not enough room between the regular door and storm door. Live and learn.
Although this was not an original idea (Thanks, Cindi), I am entering my creation in Lindsay's over at Living with Lindsay's $5.00 challenge. For more information on the challenge, click the button on my sidebar - there is still some time to enter if you are interested or simply click on this link http://www.livingwithlindsay.com/2009/03/are-you-ready-for-challenge.html.

For the sake of Lindsay's contest here is what I spent:

4 packages of Easter eggs from local discount store - $2.00 (they were 2 for a $1.00)
Spool of Ribbon - $1.00
Easter Grass - $1.00
For a grand total of $4.00....(I had my wreath frame, cardboard and glue sticks at home already so they do not count!)

3 comments:

CC said...

what a great idea! I may need to try this as well!

Lindsay @ Makely said...

That is so cute for Easter! I love how you really packed a bunch of eggs on the wreath. Great job!

Simply Debbie said...

I LOVE THE TITLE OF YOUR BLOG.
I LOVE YOUR WREATH...THAT IS VERY SWEET...I USUALLY DO A FLORAL WREATH BUT I LOVE THE ONE YOU MADE.
I FOUND YOU THROUGH MAKING A PROJECT FOR $5.OO.
I JOINED AS A FOLLOWER AND I LOVE YOUR PICTURE OF YOUR DOG.
I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO VISIT MY BLOG AND SIGN UP AS A FOLLOWER.
MY CHILDREN ARE GROWN BUT STILL NEED THEIR MOTHER. MY DAUGHTER IS 32 AND HAS CANCER....HER BEST FRIEND JUST HAD SURGERY FOR CANCER AND I HAVE ONE SON 25 YEARS OLD WHO IS MARRIED TO A SCHOOL TEACHER WHO TEACHES AT HEAD START BECAUSE SHE LOVES THE LITTLE ONES.
I LOOK FORWARD TO GETTING TO KNOW YOU.
BLESSINGS
debbie