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Antique Frame Fall Wreath
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Recreated Designs
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I love the colours of Falls in Canada! What a gorgeous time of year and the perfect time to bring those beautiful colours inside. Using an antique frame, some burlap ribbon and a little fall foliage, I did just that.
I have had this antique, wooden frame kicking around for a while just waiting for its turn to be used. It's time finally rolled around last week when I wanted to make a Fall wreath as it was exactly what I needed for the background of the foliage.
To get the frame ready, I painted it in a beautiful, deep, red Annie Sloan Chalk Paint called Emperor's Silk.
To make the wreath look perfect for Fall, I added some foliage in lovely Fall hues along with some berries and a pinecone.
In order to be able to hang the wreath, I attached a wider piece of burlap ribbon. A slit was cut in the ribbon near the frame top to attach the arrangement of foliage.
The antique frame fall wreath turned out even better than I could have hoped! I am completely in love with the abnormal shape that the beautiful frame adds to it. Happy Fall!
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Suggested materials:
- Antique frame
- Annie Sloan Chalk Paint (Local Stockist)
- Annie Sloan Antiquing Wax (Local Stockist)
- Burlap ribbon (Michaels)
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published August 30th, 2016 9:57 AM
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Sandra Crosbie on Sep 04, 2016Oh that is really cool.
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Dorothy Moore on Sep 26, 2016Very nice. Looks professional!
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