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DIY Easter Wreath

Who doesn’t love some easy diy holiday décor? This wreath is super cute and very easy to make! I am sharing my live video of me making the wreath as I thought it would be easier for you to watch rather than for me to try and explain. The bow is very easy to make but can be a little tricky to try and explain.

Here are the supplies I used for this project.

*Medium sized grape vine wreath from Hobby Lobby

*Easter egg garland from Hobby Lobby

*Galvanized/wood Easter bunny from Hobby Lobby

*Various Easter ribbon and burlap

*Raffia(optional)

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DIY Wood Tray Home Sign

Are you in need of some new home décor to spruce up a space in your home? This project can do just that.  I love that this has a neutral color pallet so you can leave it up as long as you would like.  This took me roughly 10 minutes to make. So quick and easy!

Here is the list of supplies that I used for this project!

*Wooden tray from Hobby Lobby- $17.99 with 40% off coupon

*Galvanized “H” from Hobby Lobby- $2.99

*Wood slice from Hobby Lobby- $2.99

*2 Floral sprigs from Hobby Lobby- $1.47 each

*White washed “M” from Walmart- $.98

*Burlap “E” from Walmart- $.98

Easy, peasy, right? Hope you enjoyed this project!

Lacy

 

 

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DIY Spring Vase Decor

Are you ready to transition your home for Spring? These cute DIY vases will be the perfect addition!

First step is to gather all of your supplies. The vase came from Dollar Tree for $1 of course. I used two colors of Waverly chalk paint from Walmart. The colors I used were Agave and Peacock. I mixed the two colors until I achieved the teal color I was going for. The floral sprigs came from Hobby Lobby. I bought these on a week when florals were 50% off so were around $3 each. I always have the jute twine on hand so I just used some from my craft stash.

Now it’s time to create! I used a paper plate to mix my paint to the desired color. I then apply the first coat to the vase. Depending on your desired look you may want to do a second coat, I did not.

Once your vase has dried completely it’s time to glue the twine on. You want to be sure that you start and stop the twine on the back side of your vase. Simply add some hot glue and begin to wrap your twine around your vase until you have you desired amount. Once you have finished wrapping the twine secure it with another dab of hot glue on the back of the vase. I like to use my cordless glue gun for this so you don’t have to mess with the pesky cord.

You are now ready to add your florals and decorate your home with your new décor!