Michele Made Me

One birdie's attempt to figure things out. Oh, and crafts.

Little Paper Wreaths Au Natural

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Now just grab your small paper wreath forms made as per yesterday’s tutorial, your glue and some natural decorative bits, and DECORATE till the cows come home!

I used dried hydrangea florets, sorbaria seed heads, and dusty miller leaves as well as an assortment of fallen leaves – you know, all those dead things from the yard – to spiff mine up.

Cutie pies.

 

♥M

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  6. rossichka says

    Michele, you are a magician!:)))) One can make a bigger wreath of the kind to put on his head. I like most the one with the autumn leaves!

  7. Terri says

    I love what you did with the wreaths… they did look good without decoration, too. I bet they would be grand on Christmas packages… How about smaller ones?
    Hugs

  14. Melissa Kojima says

    Wow. These are such beautiful leaves. Dead leaves and flowers are such a perfect way to decorate your place in autumn. Where will you put them in your place? On the door? Over the mantle? Also, how long will these wreaths last? Anyway, great job, Michelle. Very inspiring.

  15. pam says

    I especially love the dusty miller! Something very Solsticey about it!! Wintery. Frosty. Your paper wreath base will be perfect for creating a solstice wreath with fresh ivy, holly, rosemary.

    I really love every single one of your sweet wreaths in the series above. Simple, Beautiful. Thank you for sharing when lightening strikes! Your brain storms enrich us all.