Spring Rainboot Wreath
by
ConcordCottage.com with Lisa Walsh Huff Kroll
(IC: blogger)
I am excited to share a new Spring Rainboot Wreath I made for our front door with you.
Here is my new Spring Rainboot Wreath that I made for our front door. I loved my last wreath so much, and when I found these cute kids Rainboots for $2.50, I knew it was time to make a new one.
Here’s what I started with.
I wanted to make a cute S P R I N G banner going across and I remembered I had used this darling wallpaper to line some shelves in my kitchen. I cut triangle shapes and lightly pressed them.
I used a pool noodle we had and got out some of this great burlap I had in my scrap bag. I cut strips of it and then wrapped it around the noodle and dotted it with hot glue to secure it.
I cut a bigger piece of burlap to make my bow and a small piece to make the band and hot glued it too. I then glued it to the front of my wreath on an angle.
I wrote out the letters for Spring with a sharpie free hand and then just colored them in. The best part of diy is it doesn’t have to be perfect right? Just perfect for you and your family.
I shaped my wreath in more of an oval shape this time so it can look more like an Egg which reminds me of Easter and Spring.
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Published March 20th, 2015 11:42 AM
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Sandra rich on Mar 20, 2015I really like this.......been wanting to use some rain boots I had. Good job
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