Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Ideas For Unique Holiday Wreaths Lawrence Kansas Homeowners Hang With Pride

By Andrew Walker


Getting creative during the holidays is something many people do. Sometimes people you never thought of as crafty are suddenly buying how to books and glue guns. If you have caught the arts and crafts bug and want to try your hand at some simple projects, holiday wreaths Lawrence Kansas decorators would approve of are a good way to start.

If you keep magazines because there are recipes or articles in them you have been meaning to read, but never get around to, creating a magazine wreath could be a good project. It requires cutting up some of the magazines though. Cutting the squares is the most time consuming part of the project. This something you could do while you are engaged in something else like your favorite television show.

You can make a similar wreath using old greeting cards. Recycling them is a much better idea than just throwing them out. It's going to take a good number of cards and a stencil in the shape of a holly leaf. After you've drawn the leaves and cut them out, gluing them to a wreath form is a simple step. The more leaves you attach, the more luxurious your wreath will be.

A really unique and interesting door hanger you might try is a wreath made from neckties. You'll need your husband's or dad's permission to recycle some old ties because you have to cut them up before you wrap them around a wreath form. You might let him choose which one he wants to use for the bow. That's the only one that remains intact.

An interesting idea for a kitchen wreath, that is interesting, attractive, and practical, is one made primarily of tea bags. If you love hot tea and collect different varieties, you can create a holiday decoration using the bags and some clothes pins. Once you're finished you and your guests will have tea choices hanging on your wall. Simply replenish the wreath as bags are used.

Another great kitchen wreath idea is the cookie cutter one. This is one you can make quickly without spending much money of supplies. All you need are a dozen star shaped cookie cutters, some paper clips, and tie twists. You arrange the cutters in a circle and secure them with the clips and ties. Adding sprigs of pine or holly and a ribbon to hang it, takes a few more minutes.

Cork wreaths are perfect projects for wine loving craftsmen. You might have to start saving corks earlier in the year in order to have enough for a wreath. Along with the corks, you need wire and little jingle bells. Drilling holes in the corks is the trickiest part. Alternating corks and bells, you will have the project done and hanging above your bar in no time.

You can spend a lot of money on custom made wreaths, or you can create them yourself. Not only will you save money, but you will impress your friends and family. You will also have a holiday decoration that expresses your own creativity and taste.




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