I have something a little different for you to see today, I have made a short (just 6 minutes) video showing how I decorated my coffee bar for Valentines Day.
Many of the items can still be easily found at Michaels, Target, Dollar Tree, Hobby Lobby and HomeGoods.
I hope you can spend a few minutes and take a look.
I'm sharing at the following Link Parties!
Happiness is Homemade
Hearth and Soul
Inspire Me Monday
Inspiration Monday
Inspire Me Monday
Lou Lou Girls Fabulous Party
Home Stories A-Z
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Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Halloween Skeleton Frame Wreath
Not papercrafting today but crafting none the less!
I love to decorate for the all the seasons and Holidays but haven't made a Halloween wreath before, only a Fall One (which I will share later).
I decided to do a little looking on the net and found THIS FABULOUS FRAME WREATH and just knew I needed to make one for myself.
Now being a crafter I already had a lot of things around to use, it was the black frame that started me looking to create something with it, but I needed the skeleton.
Project Recipe:
Frame - Already had
Skeleton - $9.98 at Walmart
Silver Pumpkin - 98 cents at Walmart
Witches Hat, Halloween Sign, Creepy Cloth and Tinsel - $1 each at Dollar Tree
Spiders - Michaels (50 cents)
Lights - $4.99 at Walmart
Ribbon - Clearance at Walmart last year $1
Total - About $22!
I wired the skeleton to the frame with florist wire
I loved the Witches hat and hot glued it to the skeleton, makes him/her creepy cute I think!
The sign was just $1 and I simply took of the ribbon hanger and used two nails to attach it to the frame.
The bow was the hardest part for me, I'm not good at tying/creating bows and even after watching a ton of You Tube videos I still couldn't get it perfect but with wired ribbon you can hide a lot of imperfections and so I was happy in the end.
I loved this silver glittery pumpkin and at 98 cents it was a bargain! I just hot glued it to the skeletons hand
I added a string of battery operated Christmas lights to brighten it a little, I like that the bulbs have little clips that attach easily to the ribbon
It "glows" at night!
I had a lot of fun making this and just wanted to share with you all!
Katie
I love to decorate for the all the seasons and Holidays but haven't made a Halloween wreath before, only a Fall One (which I will share later).
I decided to do a little looking on the net and found THIS FABULOUS FRAME WREATH and just knew I needed to make one for myself.
Now being a crafter I already had a lot of things around to use, it was the black frame that started me looking to create something with it, but I needed the skeleton.
Project Recipe:
Frame - Already had
Skeleton - $9.98 at Walmart
Silver Pumpkin - 98 cents at Walmart
Witches Hat, Halloween Sign, Creepy Cloth and Tinsel - $1 each at Dollar Tree
Spiders - Michaels (50 cents)
Lights - $4.99 at Walmart
Ribbon - Clearance at Walmart last year $1
Total - About $22!
I wired the skeleton to the frame with florist wire
I loved the Witches hat and hot glued it to the skeleton, makes him/her creepy cute I think!
The sign was just $1 and I simply took of the ribbon hanger and used two nails to attach it to the frame.
The bow was the hardest part for me, I'm not good at tying/creating bows and even after watching a ton of You Tube videos I still couldn't get it perfect but with wired ribbon you can hide a lot of imperfections and so I was happy in the end.
I loved this silver glittery pumpkin and at 98 cents it was a bargain! I just hot glued it to the skeletons hand
I added a string of battery operated Christmas lights to brighten it a little, I like that the bulbs have little clips that attach easily to the ribbon
It "glows" at night!
I had a lot of fun making this and just wanted to share with you all!
Katie
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