What The Best Dressed Wreath Is Wearing This Year!
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We make "One-Of-A-Kind" Wreaths and Gifts that can be enjoyed for years to come. Our wreaths are artificial and made to last. Whether it's for Christmas, theme, holiday, beachy, seasonal or for everyday, it's a great way to add that "special touch".
Here's a great gift idea you can try on your own!
Our wreaths and gifts are a one of a kind. From the simple to the complex, traditional to whimsical. There are so many fun ways to create unusual gifts, you just need to jump in and play. Start with something easy like this Snowman Wicker Table Centerpiece!
This is a fun and easy way to start. Just attach some festive ribbon, ornaments and notions. I used my glue gun and clear fishing wire to hold the snowman ornaments to the hat. You can set a fun Christmas plate on top with cookies or fill the hat with a bottle of wine or goodies. Makes a great gift to bring to a hostess as a" thank you".
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I love to create new ways to use everyday items and work to recycle, toys, ornaments, shells, florals and crafts! This lighthouse wreath was especially challenging and I had to build a platform on the back side of the wreath in order to attach it to this 24" grapevine wreath. I made seagulls from clay and used real crabs (exoskeleton of course) to add to the ambiance. The lighthouse came from an antique shop and lights up!
While this lighthouse is sturdy and may be hung outside, some items are not suitable for the outdoors or may need a more "protected" environment.
Beach Sculpture Fun
Decorative Beach Sculpture
I wanted to make something special for our home. Our dining room wall needed some art and since we live near the water.....well of course I wanted to do something beachy. This sculpture was made with items I already had. Seashells, florals, crabs, sea glass and a message in a bottle. It had to be made on our dining room table as the piece is about 6' long. It took several weeks and 1 or 2 revisions but I'm really happy with the way it came out. Take a look at the video below to see more detail.