Clean lines? Mid century? Try a naked wreath.
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artzy creations | made from scratch | gardenaholic
The whole "naked" wreath trend is amazing. All of the graphic punch with 1/10 of the work! Glue pretty much anything pretty to a metal craft ring or embroidery hoop and you have an easy modern focal point for your door.
Farmhouse vintage more your style? Go with old charm.
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create craft love | random thoughts | create craft love | midwest living
Ditch the wreath altogether and drag something with a bit of rusty charm out of your garage and fill with flowers or greenery. Voila! Instant classics.
Traditional with style? Go for a updated classics.
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sugar and cloth | your cozy home | alison michel
Just a slight twist on your standard wreath but something a little different than the everyday.
Now to only pick one style and actually make one. Or in my case 2 since I have double doors. Anyone else getting a hankering to add a little spring decor to your house?
Wow - I LOVE the umbrella with flowers. I usually find that stuff a little kitschy, but I felt myself gasp as I looked at that photo!
ReplyDeleteI love a new spin on a door wreath. About to do a course on making one with a vine wreath and succulents. Can't wait
ReplyDeleteYou are so right that the wreath is a reflection of the homeowner(s). The hoops are so very pretty and something different. I love all the flowers with the umbrella but the umbrella is not me. I spent weeks looking for something online as I did not have time to make one for spring and I have a newly painted front door. I ended buying one on Wayfair which I love. Will share it on my blog soon.
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