I've hopped on the Pool Noodle Wreath bandwagon.
What a fantastic idea!
And since I've really gotten away from doing crafts and mainly have just been working on furniture,
this simple and easy craft was an awesome instant gratification pick-me-up.
Just the way I like it.
Couple of hours.
Done.
Plus...
Shannon from Fox Hollow Cottage
along with
Debbie at Debbiedoo's
Jessica at Mom4Real
and
Debbie from reFresh reStyle
are all hosting a Pool Noodle Wreath Party next month!
I hope I'm not breaking blogging etiquette by revealing this so early, but I loved it so much that
I just simply couldn't wait.
I have no will power. :P
This is enough motivation for me!
(Especially since I've been a bad blogger friend and have never linked up to one of Shan's parties.)
Be sure and link up, peeps!
So yesterday, I got the pool noodle fevah (as Shannon puts it) and got to work.
I won't go into detail of how I did it, since I straight-up copied Shannon
and you can find her tutorial HERE.
Pretty much, I just grabbed stuff I had laying around the house, after I purchased my pool noodle from Wally World.
A wreath is a GREAT spot to show off
your most favorite things all in one spot.
Burlap...
hydrangeas, ribbons, and cloth rosettes made from an old bed skirt.
And of course my go-to: blue Ball Jars
Add in a little decorative nest...
and a vintage spoon Scott found in the ground while taking down trees at his parents, paired with an antique tag that I found while cleaning out the "potting shed".
Throw it all together and glue with a glue gun and you wind up with my interpretation of the famous...
Love it.
And so simple to do.
That's the best, isn't it?
XO,
14 comments:
It's so pretty Laura! I've always wanted to try this. Question for you....what did you use to stick the two ends together? It seems as if they'd rip apart. I love the burlap around it. So cute.
O. M. Gee..... it is so shabby fab stinking cute! Love it girl. LOVE it =)
I am in LOVE! I love burlap and Hydrangeas! *sigh* So gorgeous! I might have to head on out to look for a pool noodle! eek! Can't wait to attempt to make one! TFS!
Laura, What a beautiful post- burlap and hydrangeas are just beautiful together. xo Diana
Oh my goodness this is so pretty! What a great project!
You just took the noodle wreath to a new level.
~Bliss~
You know I just love this. LOVE. It's so shabby and vintage and gorgeous =) Thanks for adding it to the NOODLE party. Hugs!!
I think this may be my favorite wreath ever! How on earth did you get that canning jar to stay in place???
Absolutely gorgeous! I love your embellishments added as well. Who knew a pool noodle could be so stylin! Thanks for joining in on the fun!
Stunning wreath!! Love all the details and the vintage feel...who would every guess there is a pool noodle underneath? Just gorgeous! :-)
WOW, this is gorgeous. I love all of the elements the burlap, and mason jar and hydrangeas. Just perfect!
Just what I thought when I saw the link up photo, it's awesome! You have so much talent! I love it!
Debbie
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