To start, I purchased a grapevine wreath and a couple bunches of "filler flowers". These will dry, and still look nice!
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
Natural Fall Wreath
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How do you come up with all of these great ideas? I am so impressed with your talent.
ReplyDeleteSimple and perfect! I never thought of making a natural wreath that way, but now that I see yours, I gotta have one!
ReplyDeleteHi Brandi! Love the wreath, and love there is not hot glue involved :)
ReplyDeleteJoAnn
That is beautiful Brandi! I love how creative you are!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Pam
Really pretty Brandi! I love how you have it above your white dishes with the pears!
ReplyDeleteYour wreath is terrific Brandi and so is your fall decor. those pears on your shelf are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI'm not yet in the fall mood. I so love it now with the pleasant warm temperatures so typical of the italian late summer. i wish it could stay like this for ever...
have a great week start!
rita
Hi Brandi,
ReplyDeleteI love your fresh Fall wreath. It's Beautiful!
Dee
I love this idea! I would have never thought to purchase fresh and let them dry. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Brandy, your wreath is so pretty. I love the way it looks with your white pottery and the pears are a great touch too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! I love that there is no glue, just simply tucking everything into its place. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAngela
Love it Brandi! That whole space looks so pretty! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteOh My! how pretty!! So these filler flowers are real and not faux??? I love this idea!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! be sure to post a picture when it's dry!
ReplyDeleteBrandi, this is so pretty! You are so creative.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!!! And yes, go ahead and rub it in how the Atlanta Falcons trounced the Kansas City Chiefs AND the Georgia Bulldogs whooped the Missouri Tigers over the weekend! :-) That's OK...we shall have our revenge! :-) Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteBrandi, how simple and pleasing! I'm ready for autumn also. We're still in the 90's here in Central CA; whew! You're wreath makes a nice transition piece as its still fresh looking and not full of the darker colors. The pop of color from the pears is perfect!
ReplyDeleteBrandi, you did a beautiful job with your wreath. I keep telling myself I'm going to do something like this, but I never take the time. Maybe I should. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBrandi, this is a beautiful wreath and it looks lovely above your white china. The pears are a perfect touch! Have a lovely day! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a fresh looking wreath. One of these days I'm going to try to make one of my own...maybe this year will be the year :)
ReplyDeleteBrandi, thats cute! I'm loving your white dishes and the pears too.
ReplyDeleteYour wreath turned out wonderful! I've been thinking I should try and make something for my front door :)
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty! It's about time I stop being lazy and actually get a wreath on my door. Two seasons have passed with only the door wreath hanger hanging on the door. Very sad:)
ReplyDeleteThat is so creative! I am so not a DIY-er but I really want to be!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this wreath! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes, my fave weather and time of the year. I was just telling someone the sane this morning. We brought in the fall season this weekend with a trip to the football game and the weather was near perfect, cool and warm, at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI see you, about to get your fall decorations on. Lol.
Love the wreath !!..love from me...xxx..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful brandi!!
ReplyDeleteBrandi, I LOVE your wreath! It is gorgeous, and I love that the flowers you chose have that light hint of purple! :) Oh, and I also think it is so pretty how you have decorated underneath the wreath too with the pears and white dishes! {Lovely!}
ReplyDeleteI hope you are having a wonderful week so far! :)
Blessings,
Jenni
This wreath is beautiful. I love the simplicity and will look great as it dries too!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I'm so excited for fall :) love your wreath..
ReplyDeleteLina
Very nice job! Love the wreath and the white accents! I just did a post that included some white pieces too on my other blog.
ReplyDeleteinfusewithliz.com
ooo!! I really love that :) Nice job, Brandi! I'm glad to add your blog to my "list" :) Thanks for reaching out.
ReplyDeleteLOVE! Simpler is so much prettier. :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to haave to make one! Simple and beautiful,
ReplyDeleteDeb@LakeGirlPaints
I think this might have to be on the agenda for the weekend; my poor neglected porch needs some fall love!
ReplyDeletesylvia
That is gorgeous, Brandi. I love the little flecks of purple too...and the pears below it! Thank you for sharing over at my place!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wreath, Brandi and so clever. Love your simple and classic styling with the pears!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great looking wreath -- and perfect easy project for Fall! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteYou wreath is so sweet and simple for fall! Love it! I should make one to for my mckinley hill condo. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! I love a natural wreath, and this one is just beautiful. Good to know that the wreath can hold the flowers without any hot glue.
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting from Melissa's "Under $10 Under 1 Hour" party. :)
Brandi, you never disappoint! You know I love your taste, and I love this simple, classic wreath :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like an expensive pottery barn version!
ReplyDeletesweet wreath...and I love the apple sin your creamers!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing. I can hardly believe you didn't use hot glue. I love the look of this, but I don't think my flower arranging skills are as advanced as your's.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I'm so impressed. This looks so expensive.
Love Luv Love this wonderful Natural Wreath. Thanks so much for sharing it with us!
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