Anything you want! If you use pipe cleaners or chenille, as they are now called, you can switch out your decor seasonally or by holiday. Hop on over to your local dollar store and see what strikes your fancy.
I have two 6' patio doors, and I want to add blackout curtains to keep the sun/cold out. What is the best way to hang them, and what can I use to push the curtains ba...
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my daughter and I made an ornament wreath from pool noodles. When hung it sags so bad it becomes an oval. Any ideas how to add support now that it’s done??
I've seen the precious wreath made with rain boots but how do you keep the boots from just pulling everything off. If you attach to wire wreath form how do you hide ...
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Hey Hometalkers!I live in a railroad-style apt in NYC, which technically has 2 front doors: one that we use, in the kitchen/living room, and one in the bedroom. How c...
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Anything you want! If you use pipe cleaners or chenille, as they are now called, you can switch out your decor seasonally or by holiday. Hop on over to your local dollar store and see what strikes your fancy.
Here's one I did for Christmas:
https://www.toworkwithmyhands.com/2018/12/boxwood-christmas-wreath.html
Anything. Silk flowers, little birds or butterflies, seashells. I painted wooden knobs to look like mushrooms and added them to one.
Faux lemons are cute on boxwood wreaths: https://www.theaspiringhome.com/diy-simple-lemon-boxwood-wreath/
How about a small nest with eggs and bird maybe a small bird house