29 days 'til Christmas. And yes this is the requisite wreath blog post. I'm getting in early.
Love the traditional look but I think you need chilly weather - here where it's warm I like these....
These are the work of Sydney florist Saskia Havekes of Grandiflora - there's a video tutorial here.
If you need help with a traditional wreath then of course it's Martha you'd turn to - her instructions are here. And if you don't fancy the leafy look?
Have a good weekend. x
First image found here, second and third from here, fourth and fifth here.
Oh, Ann. You're so very organised. I don't think we'll get out the Christmas decorations quite yet. I have my eye on a wreath at Papier d'amour. Not the budget for it, unfortunately. J x
ReplyDeleteYou probably won't be surprised to find that I think that ball of wool arrangement is pretty amazing :)
ReplyDeleteAnn I was just looking at the wool wreath and thinking that would look good in twine and string!
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ReplyDeleteI just found your blog via Amanda's, and I'm a happy follower now! (lovely last photo!)
Maureen
Have you see the ones with dried hydrangers - sp? - just lovely - best Le
ReplyDeleteI love that woollen ball wreath...not that I'd try it though! Different, unusual... Have a lovely weekend. Emma. xx
ReplyDeleteHi - first visit! Love the second wreath. We went to NZ (including Auckland) a few years ago - loved it. I specially love the woodclad houses - we're having an extension built and have just had it clad and painted grey - looks great! Have a good weekend :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love the first one... I can't really think of putting a picture wreath in my house nor the colorful ball wreath... Am I too traditional?
ReplyDeleteOh I love that one with the yarn, so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love all of these! I need to start decorating!
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