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The Lopsided Summer Wreath - Το Μονόπλευρο Kαλοκαιρινό Στεφάνι

6/6/2016

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It's June and that means I get to make another wreath, an easy Summer wreath. Because who doesn't like easy.  I've made these types of wreaths before for Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer, I even made an all natural one to celebrate  May Day.  But it's time for a new Summer wreath. I call it my lopsided summer wreath because, well, it really does look lopsided. 

Είναι Ιούνιος και αυτό σημαίνει ότι έχω να κάνω άλλο ένα στεφάνι, ένα εύκολο  καλοκαιρινό στεφάνι. Έχω κάνει αυτά τα είδη στεφάνια πριν για  το φθινόπωρο, το χειμώνα, την άνοιξη και το καλοκαίρι, έκανα και ένα για να γιορτάσουμε την Πρωτομαγιά.   Αλλά ήρθε η ώρα για ένα νέο Καλοκαίρι στεφάνι.  Το ονόμασα το μονόπλευρο καλοκαιρινό στεφάνι, επειδή, πραγματικά φαίνεται ασύμμετρο και στραβό.
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Unfinished, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
 Using a very simple method,  I start out with a donut shaped cardboard. 

Χρησιμοποιώντας μια πολύ απλή μέθοδο, 
άρχισα με χαρτόνι σε σχήμα ντόνατ.
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Cardboard donut shape, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
The basic idea is to take strips of fabric and wrap them round the whole circle of the cardboard.  In this particular case, I chose to use a red fabric.  Because I'm lazy I use a stapler to secure the fabric onto the shape. 

Η βασική ιδέα είναι να πάρετε λωρίδες υφάσματος και να τις τυλίξετε γύρω από το κύκλο του χαρτονιού. Στη συγκεκριμένη περίπτωση, επέλεξα να χρησιμοποιήσω ένα κόκκινο ύφασμα. Επειδή είμαι τεμπέλα έπιασα το ύφασμα πάνω στο σχήμα με συρραπτικό.
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Wrappping red fabric, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
I have a bog box full of fabric scraps and since I don't like to throw things out, I reuse old clothing or these scraps to embellish my wreath.  Here, I used an old shirt and a skirt... I cut the fabric into strips and wrapped them onto the donut.  Can you guess which was the shirt?

Έχω ένα μεγάλο κουτί γεμάτο αποκόμματα από ύφασμα και διότι δεν μου αρέσει να τα πετάω,  επαναχρησιμοποιώ παλιά ρούχα για το στεφάνι μου. Εδώ, έβαλα ένα παλιό πουκάμισο και μια φούστα ... τα έκοψα σε λωρίδες.
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Wrapping floral and striped fabrics in certain areas, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
Next I took some yarn in white and green and simply wrapped it along the bottom  where the red was. 

Πήρα νήματα σε λευκό και πράσινο και τα τύλιξα στο κάτω μέρος που ηταν το κόκκινο. 
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Adding white and green yarn, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
A white ribbon was added on top of the striped fabric to give it texture. 

Μία άσπρη κορδέλα προστέθηκε στο πάνω μέρος του ριγέ υφάσματος για να του δώσει υφή.
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adding white ribbon to the striped fabric, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
And some  faux flowers, which is the only item I actually purchased. 

Και μερικά πλαστικά λουλούδια, τα οποία είναι τα μόνο πράγματά που αγόρασα.
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Adding faux flowers, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
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​I folded the stems back and secured them with some wire. 

Δίπλωσα τα κοτσάνια πίσω και να έπιασα  με σύρμα.
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Tying the flowers in the back, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
Side view, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
More details, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
But I was just not feeling those white flowers. Too much of a disaster, too much white, too bland.  I took them off and....

Αλλά δεν μου άρεσαν τα λευκά άνθη. Πάρα πολύ λευκά, πολύ ήπια. Τα έβγαλα και ....
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Unfinished with white flowers, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
 
​...I painted them. Yes, easy as that.  I  used an acrylic paint and on some just painted the tips 

...τα  έβαψα. Ναι, τόσο εύκολο. Χρησιμοποίησα ένα ακρυλικό χρώμα και σε μερικά απλά ζωγράφισα τις άκρες.
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Painting the flowers, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
Detail of painted flowers, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
flower details, The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
I think that little bit of paint makes a huge difference.  The wreath is balanced now.  No more lop sided wreath for me. If you'd like to see all my wreaths go here.  Have you made a summer wreath for your home? What do you use to make it with?

Νομίζω ότι λίγο χρώμα κάνει μια τεράστια διαφορά. Το στεφάνι είναι ισορροπημένο τώρα. Δεν υπάρχει πλέον το μονόπλευρο στεφάνι για μένα. Αν θέλετε να δείτε όλα τα στεφάνια μου πάτε εδώ. Έχετε κάνει καλοκαιρινό στεφάνι για το σπίτι σας; Τι χρησιμοποιείτε για να το φτιάξετε;


finished wreath, #DIYWreath #EasyCraft #SimpleSummerWreath #Fauxflowers The lopsided Summer Wreath theboondocksblog.com
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Αν σας αρέσει αυτό που βλέπετε, να το μοιραστείτε με τους φίλους σας, ή να το αποθηκεύσετε στο Pinterest. Επισεις μπορείτε  να εγγραφείτε στο blog μου και να λαμβάνετε τις περιπέτειες  μου δύο φορές την εβδομάδα στο e-mail σας.
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I love it when I get your comments and I will reply to each and every one of them. ​
Μ 'αρέσει όταν παίρνω τα σχόλιά σας και θα απαντήσω σε καθένα από αυτά.

93 Comments
Wendi@h2obungalow.com link
6/6/2016 08:00:37 am

I don't think your pretty summer wreath is lopsided at all! I love the pretty fabrics you used, they add lots of texture..and your flowers are the perfect touch! So pretty!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:07:48 pm

Thanks so much Wendi. I was actually thinking that I wouldn't post it because it didn't look rustic enough. I'm glad I reconsidered.

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amy link
6/6/2016 09:46:48 am

So pretty and creative!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:20:49 pm

Thank you Amy. It is very colorful for the colorful summers I have.

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Millie link
6/6/2016 10:14:30 am

so cute Mary! you are so creative! Love all the layers and textures! Perfect to hand on the door any time of year!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:45:47 pm

Thank you Millie, I almost didn't upload this one, I thought it looked too plastic.. haha!

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Larissa ~ Prodigal Pieces link
6/6/2016 10:40:21 am

It looks fantastic, Mary! All the color and fun it gives...yay!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:46:29 pm

Thanks Larissa. We need lots of color for the summertime.

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Katerina Konstantinou link
6/6/2016 10:54:56 am

I loved the use of fabric scraps! They give color and texture with minimum effort! Well done!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:50:18 pm

If there is one thing I have, it's a ton of fabric scraps. I love to play with them and come up with unusual combinations.

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Keri link
6/6/2016 01:34:12 pm

Mary, I love this wreath! The beautiful colors are so cheerful. And aren't you so creative to paint the tips of the flowers; I like the new look you gave them. You made a lovely summer wreath!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:52:25 pm

The crowning touch was the painted tips, otherwise it would have looked too fake for me.

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Katrin link
6/6/2016 02:21:21 pm

Lovely Lovely Lovely! I absolutely love that you painted the white flowers Mary, it does make them stand out even more and is just beautiful! A beautiful summer wreath!

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Mary
6/14/2016 05:57:22 pm

Like we always say paint changes everything. Really those white flowers needed more depth and I didn't realize it till I looked at the photos I took and saw these flat things. Thanks Katrin.

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Florence link
6/6/2016 03:13:01 pm

Mary that is genius & so lovely. The white flowers look like peonies now. That is something I would never thought of doing. I made a yarn wreath once, but ended up throwing it away because it looked horrible. I love yours though. So colorful and sweet for summer! Pinned.

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Mary
6/14/2016 06:01:59 pm

Thank you Florence. I like to experiment with whatever I happen to find in my stash. Those fabric scraps are from old clothes that I had cut up.

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Lynn Spencer link
6/6/2016 03:29:11 pm

So...you need a new moniker...trying to figure a good one out but it must tie in your wreath making skill. 'Mary of the Wreaths'? 'Boondock Wreath Company'? Hmmm...let me think...It'll come to me.
But, in any event, you have this wreath making down and really come up with some lovely designs. This one, with its pink flowers, is perfect for spring/summer. And you were brilliant to touch those white flowers up with a little paint. You know me...there are very few things that can't be improved upon with a little paint!
Well done Mary.
Hugs, lynn

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Mary
6/14/2016 06:05:12 pm

Hahaha... Lynn I thought I was the twine lady, Do I get a new one now? Ok you'll tell me which one you decide on. Mary of the Wreaths sounds downright regal. ;)
And we always love our paint stash!

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Debrashoppeno5 link
6/6/2016 08:01:06 pm

I love how you painted the flowers. They match the flowered material so nicely. And I also like how you wrapped the yarn around the red fabric to add additional color and texture. It is a pretty wreath to usher summer in.

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:42:25 pm

Thank you Debra, it was a case of everything coming together.

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Krista link
6/6/2016 08:45:40 pm

I liked it before but after you painted the flowers, it really popped! I didn't realize you could paint faux flowers. It turned out really nice.

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:44:09 pm

It really made all the difference. WIthout the paint the flowers were kind of bland.

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Celeste link
6/6/2016 09:09:15 pm

Love your wreath, Mary! Such a great idea to use cardboard for the wreath form. It looks so lovely and perfect for summer!

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:46:51 pm

You know me Celeste always looking out for the frugal way to do things.

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Cathy Lawdanski link
6/7/2016 07:01:10 am

I can't believe the difference a little bit of paint makes! Lovely!

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:48:03 pm

That's my motto Cathy, the power of paint.

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Laurie link
6/7/2016 01:29:30 pm

Mary,
Your wreath is beautiful! Love how you used old fabric that you had and ribbons and yarn to add interest, not to mention the brilliant idea to paint the tips of your flowers! Love it! Thanks so much for linking up with us at Brag About It! Pinned and tweeted to share :)

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:54:11 pm

Thankyou so much Laurie. And here I was thinking it was a dud!

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Brenda Kula-Pruitt link
6/7/2016 02:33:32 pm

Wow! What a gorgeous wreath! Pinned!
Brenda

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:55:11 pm

Thank you Brenda, and thanks for the feature.

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Darlene Nemeth link
6/7/2016 07:16:40 pm

Your wreath is gorgeous. I love the different textures and patterns wrapped around the wreath form. And pure genius painting the flowers to give them more pop.

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:57:47 pm

Thank you Darlene for your sweet comment. I have it hung in the hallway and those flowers take up so much space...lol

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Kim link
6/7/2016 08:59:23 pm

Wow. The paint makes all the difference!! :)

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Mary
6/20/2016 01:58:34 pm

It really does Kim, and sometimes it's the little things that matter.

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handmade by amalia link
6/7/2016 10:25:34 pm

Pretty and light, just right for June.
Amalia
xo

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:01:18 pm

Thank you Amalia, I have to agree with you.

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Linda at Mixed Kreations link
6/8/2016 02:35:22 am

Very pretty Mary! Love the colors of your wreath, bright and cheery summer colors. Great way to recycle old clothes and fabric scraps, and very clever way to add more color to the white flowers, I will have to remember that.

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:06:12 pm

Linda the paint was actually an afterthought. I thought I was finished till I looked at it and didn't like all that white.

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Maria Brittis link
6/8/2016 08:40:39 am

Love the way you combine the fabric, its very unique, Never seen a wreath like this, which I love something different. Very pretty
Maria

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:07:26 pm

Maria, I make a wreath for each season and I try to change it up a bit so I can have some variety. Thanks for stopping by.

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Carol link
6/8/2016 09:34:03 am

I love ALL your wreaths, Mary, lopsided or not! I really love the colors and I love that pink and green print on your wreath.

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:20:08 pm

Thanks so much Carol. I'll keep em coming!

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Beverly Carter link
6/8/2016 11:46:10 am

What a lovely weather. So spring like.
Thanks for sharing at Over The Moon,
Bev

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:23:32 pm

Thank you for the sweet comment Bev.

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Carol link
6/8/2016 02:30:19 pm

I love the colors of the wreath and adding the touch of paint to white flowers was genius. Using a cardboard base is great - inexpensive and totally doable.

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:25:32 pm

Thank you Carol, and it is pretty sturdy too.

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Regina L. L. Wells link
6/8/2016 08:57:00 pm

Oh, Mary, this is bee-u-ti-ful! I can't believe that you painted the flowers.... Well, I can because I've seen your other creations and know that you really are this creative. I am totally digging the yarn and ribbon touches, too! Thank you so much for sharing with #ShareTheJoyLinky!

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:34:11 pm

Thank you so much Regina . Sometimes its fun to do the unexpected.

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Andrea@WellnessNotes link
6/9/2016 01:15:58 am

Beautiful wreath, Mary!

Andrea
<a href=http://www.andreaswellnessnotes.com>Andrea’s Wellness Notes</a>

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:36:44 pm

Thank you so much Andrea. I almost threw it out at one point it was getting to me but then I had a vision and pulled it through. It's like when you are trying to put an outfit together.

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Stacey link
6/9/2016 02:12:29 pm

That's just gorgeous! I love the colors you chose. :)

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:38:44 pm

Stacey they were fabric scraps I had lying around and they just came together.

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Laura link
6/9/2016 02:44:18 pm

You are all set for summer with your beautiful wreathe!
THAnk you for being at Thoughts of Home!

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:40:47 pm

Yes I am but knowing me I'll get bored with it and make another one.

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Mary link
6/10/2016 03:23:26 am

Mary you are the wreath queen!! That's another pretty wreath using fabric scraps and the colors you chose are great for summer. I found a big bag full of scrap fabric and I think I could do something similar for my terrace, thanks for the inspiration!

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:45:12 pm

I look forward to seeing your fabirc scrap creation Pili. It really is the simple thngs that make such a big impact sometimes.

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Victoria @DazzleWhileFrazzled.com link
6/10/2016 08:33:18 am

Very cute! Love that you put the flowers at the top. I think we tend to think flowers must go towards the bottom but yours catches the eye! Visiting from Morning Cup of Joe.

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:46:28 pm

Victoria its fun to break the rules sometimes.

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Maisy link
6/10/2016 10:28:10 am

That's so pretty! I don't think I've ever seen a lopsided wreath :)

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:47:39 pm

Neither have I Maisy but it's fun to experiment.

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Ilka link
6/10/2016 05:55:10 pm

Mary - this is another beautiful Wreath of yours! It's so pretty and just perfect for the Summer months! Pinning!

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:49:46 pm

Thank you Ilka, Maybe next month I'll make another one with a beachy theme. Summertime is so versatile.

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Sam @ Raggedy Bits link
6/11/2016 02:04:33 am

What a beautiful brights and cheerful wreath! I love the colours you used Mary! I don't think it looks lopsided at all! I love how you also painted the tips of the flowers, so clever :-)

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:55:37 pm

Thank you Sam. I'm also happy that it turned out so well because it could have easily looked like chaos.

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Helen Fern link
6/12/2016 10:30:50 am

Beautiful summer wreath - Thanks for sharing on Pleasure of the Northwest's DIY link up!

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:56:07 pm

It is my pleasure Helen.

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Nikki link
6/13/2016 11:44:50 am

Mary, you never cease to amaze me. Whoever would have thought that this wreath could come out of the parts and pieces you put together. You have the touch. I love the depth of the wreath that the colors and the patterns bring out, as well as the yarn. I really loved it when you added the flowers, but it became absolutely stunning when you tipped those flowers with paint. I never would have thought of that. I really love this and would proudly display this in my home.

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:58:16 pm

I also like layering in wreaths. And the fact that I get to use up some of my scrap fabric makes it all the better. The paint was an afterthought at the end. In fact I had written the post and then went back and added the painted flowers. lol

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Ann link
6/13/2016 11:58:24 am

How clever of you to paint the edges of the flowers - beautiful wreath!
Ann
https://theapplestreetcottage.blogspot.com/

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Mary
6/20/2016 02:59:00 pm

I am a big believer in the power of paint, it can make anything look better

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Cecilia MyThriftStoreAddiction link
6/13/2016 06:24:15 pm

Mary, I love that you thought to paint the flowers and they are so pretty with the floral fabric! Thank you for sharing @Vintage Charm!

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Mary
6/20/2016 03:03:06 pm

That was the clincher Cecilia. Thanks for stopping by.

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Toni Harvey link
6/13/2016 07:41:29 pm

I love all the colors in this pretty summer wreath.

Thanks for linking up to our Waste Not Wednesday Link Party at http://www.smallhomesoul.com/waste-not-wednesday-link-party-2/

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Mimi link
6/13/2016 08:32:35 pm

Mary, I love this! It just looks fresh and pretty! Thanks for sharing at Five Star Frou-Frou this week. Love, Mimi

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Ashleigh link
6/16/2016 08:54:59 pm

This is so cute! I'll have to do one with sunflowers!
Thanks for sharing this on Peace, Love, Linkup! Stop on by tomorrow at 6 and share more great content! : )

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Debbie link
6/19/2016 01:44:42 pm

Hi Mary, it seems like only two minutes ago since I was reading about your spring wreath! Where does the time go?

The paint you added to the tips of the flowers make all the difference and tie them in with the other colours on your wreath.... I have to ask; are you ever stuck for an idea? I go blank just trying to think of something!

xx

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Mary
6/20/2016 03:05:24 pm

I churn them out Debbie, gotta have one for each occassion...lol. As for ideas, I am never stuck ( knock on wood) because I am looking at ideas all day on blogs. So it helps to expand my mind and creativity.

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Mistie link
6/23/2016 11:52:37 pm

I always love popping over to your blog for new beautiful finds. Love this summer wreath and it has inspired me to get started on mine. I'm really running behind. Great idea using fabric scraps, never thought about that before. It really looks lovely!

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Mary
6/25/2016 01:43:21 pm

Thank you Mistie. I always like to challenge myself and use what I have in front of me and see if I can come up with something decent. Good luck with your wreath and have fun.

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Elise Cohen Ho link
7/20/2017 06:14:31 pm

Unfortunately I am not really able to hang a wreath on my door though I do think this is lovely.

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Mary
7/22/2017 03:34:00 pm

Thank you Elise. I don't hang them on my door either I hang them in the stairwell of our building.

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Julie link
7/22/2017 08:53:27 am

So pretty, and I love how you show how we don't need to buy expensive wreath bases. Just a bit of card will do. :-)

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Mary
7/22/2017 03:34:57 pm

Yes Julie and I use the same cardboard over and over so it is very frugal.

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STEPHANIE ABBOTT link
7/24/2017 10:05:40 am

What a nice idea and so pretty. Pinning!

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Mary
7/24/2017 11:20:15 am

Thanks so much Stephanie!

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Leanna link
7/24/2017 05:00:31 pm

This is really bright cheerful and pretty. Painting the blossoms is a wonderful idea. It makes so much difference. Love your post.

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Mary
7/26/2017 04:58:01 pm

Just a little paint goes a long way! Thanks Leanna.

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Deborah link
7/24/2017 09:27:57 pm

So so pretty

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Mary
7/26/2017 04:59:29 pm

Thanks you Deborah, a few scraps here and there make a wreath.

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Amber Harrop
7/25/2017 03:58:11 pm

Your wreathes are always so pretty Mary love the colours of this one

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Mary
7/26/2017 05:00:21 pm

They are happy colors for the warmer weather, thanks Amber.

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Lirtea link
5/9/2018 11:51:20 am

Me encanta.
Saludos

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GrandmasHouseDIY link
5/14/2018 04:25:34 pm

Turned out really lovely! Thanks so much for sharing with us at the To Grandma's House we go link party!

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