“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” – 2 Corinthians 5:17
I love seeing the new life that comes forth in spring. It’s a great reminder of the new life we’ve been given in Christ. I also love doing new projects in the spring.
For this project you will need:
-a wire wreath frame
-3-6 rolls of tulle in spring colors (amount of tulle needed depends on the how thick you make the wreath)
-wooden embellishment (I chose to use a wooden H, our last name initial, but you could use a spring sign, a cross, flowers, etc.)
1. Cut your tulle. I use a cardboard piece to help me cut. Each piece is 8 inches by 2 inches.
2. I put the tulle on the innermost ring and the 3rd ring from the middle. To put the tulle on the wreath, you fold the piece in half and create a loop that you feed the end through. For my wreath, I alternated pink/purple, purple/blue, blue/pink. You can do your wreath in a single color, two colors, or more. You can also double them up like I did or do each color by itself.
3. After filling your wreath with tulle, decide where you want to put your embellishment. I chose to put my H in the middle, so I used some nails and wire to make it “float” in the middle. If you want it on the wreath, you could still use wire or depending on the weight, you could use hot glue.
4. Hang your adorable new wreath on your door and welcome spring.
Do you plan to try your hand at this do it yourself wreath? Try it for a different season and send us a pic!
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I'm a small town girl who now lives in the big city. I've been married for 4 years now and we're expecting our first child in November. I'm a Christian saved by God's grace and I try to live out His love in my life. I love to read, craft, and spend time with loved ones.
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Cute! I love the tulle! I use it to make tutu’s, but I wouldn’t have thought to use it for a wreath.
So cute Christie!
This is really a cute wreath – I could also see using a similar one in a little girls room… pinning it…
I really like how you used the wire wreath form for that specific look. I’ve made tulle wreaths with a styrofoam form, but this is different and really pretty!
This would be great for a girl’s room, so cute 🙂
This is such a cute idea! My 9 YO has already requested I make one for her room!
Adorable! I plan to have a tulle wreath in a baby girl’s room someday. (*hint* *hint* God. lol)
I have one of those wreath frames. I will have to try this. Thanks for linking up to fridayfrenzy this wekk.
This is a great share – I’ll pick up a letter “B” this week!
What a beautiful DIY I just book marked this because I want to show my daughter who loves Tulle,, she just got married and her veil was so gorgeous! Take care
Maria http://www.simplenaturedecorblog.com
Lovely. Thanks for sharing with Small Victories Sunday. Pinned and tweeted!
What a great wreath! I love the colors and the tulle that you used. Thanks for sharing at th eIn and Out of the Kitchen Link Party!
That is so pretty! So glad it’s spring now & we can finally think about decorating our doors 🙂
thanks for sharing at “Share Your Stuff Tuesdays”!
What a fun idea! I need to make one of these for my front porch. It’s starting to look rather bare out there. Thanks for sharing this at the Cook it! Craft it! Share it! link party 🙂
Such a pretty wreath. Thanks for sharing how you made it! (Thanks for visiting Happiness is Homemade, hope to have you link up next week!)
Pretty! Thanks for sharing it at Savoring Saturdays! I hope you’ll come and share again – party starts tonight @7! 🙂
How pretty, I love the colours. Thanks for linking up to Sweet and Savoury Sunday, stop by and link up again. Have a great weekend!!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing at the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop!
This is gorgeous! It is colorful and fun, perfect for spring!
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