I don't decorate for every season because I hate having to store all the items for 11 months out of the year. However, I think I came up with a good solution for people like me...a simple wreath that is interchangeable for each holiday. Yes, there is still a little storage required, but no more than a shoebox size!
Here are the supplies I used...
The wreath and the ribbon came from the dollar store and then the rest came from Hobby Lobby.
First, I made a bow out of the ribbon and added velcro to the top of the wreath. This will allow for me to change the bow for each holiday/season.
Next, I painted the wooden piece with gray paint I had on hand and then hot glued it to the wreath since this is the only piece that will stay on year round.
I then painted the letters "WELCOME" with white paint and attached them with glue to the gray piece. I placed more velcro at the bottom of the wreath to allow for decorations to be changed out.
{I some how managed to miss taking a picture of this part}
Here is the finished product...my Spring wreath.
I'll try to remember to show you how my wreath changes for each holiday and/or season!
Estimated Costs
Wreath.............$1.00
Ribbon............$1.00 (used 1.5 feet out of 9)
Wood..............$1.50 (used 40% off coupon)
Velcro.............$0.50 (had on hand)
White Paint.....$1.00
Letters............ $1.00 ($3.00 for a whole pack)
Bird................$0.50
Hot Glue........$0.50
Total Costs: $7.00
This is such a great idea! Using interchangeable decorations is the perfect solution for a low maintenance and storage efficient decoration!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the velcro idea...that stuff rocks! I am thinking up a summer wreath right now. =-)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute Love your ideas (great for apartment girls like myself)
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