How I Made a Pink & White Winter Wreath!
This holiday season, I am expecting my 2nd child and it's another girl! I decided to have my shower at my house and use much of my Christmas décor for a "Baby it's Cold Outside" Sprinkle. I love the looks of pink and white and neutrals!
I found this grapevine wreath that was already painted with a beige and glitter material at Michael's and new I would find some use for it one day.
I happened to have some of this pink eucalyptus and also a garland from a pervious season with this pastel green fern leaves. I actually used the garland for my entryway but some pieces had fallen off. Being the person that never throws anything out, I used it for this wreath!
Then, I used some faux mini xmas trees in various sizes (also which I had but can be found in the dollar store or target dollar sections). The middle one was about 8 inches tall.
The two pink sparkly ones I found at TJmaxx. I just pulled all the bases off which wasn't very hard, by twisting the the tree until the glue came loose. The I just stuck all the faux branches and trees in the frame! I didn't even need to use hot glue since they stuck in the grapevine really well.
Finally I used a few small trees at the bottom too.
I am just beyond how whimsical and sweet the wreath came out. I already had one on my front door so this I hung on my living room mirror. I think it will be perfect for my shower!
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Hi Berta, I am pleasantly surprised. I am usually not a pink person but this wreath is lovely. Thank you for sharing :)
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For anyone wanting to add a little more color to the neutral or white wreath, I would suggest winding narrow sheer or velvet ribbon in between the bent strands. Here are some that would coordinate well with the pink trees in the middle:
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