I got this frame at at the auction I went to a few weeks back. It was in a stack of like 15 frames/pictures I got for $1.
I started out by taking the canvas out of it.
Then I spray painted it orange with some spray paint I had left over from another project.
Once my spray paint was dry & started adding some garland & leaves.
The garland is from Walmart & is the only thing I bought specifically for this project. It was $3.
This floral leaf pick was leftover from my Fall display. It was a Dollar Tree score & as you can see it still had many leaves left on it. I just cut off the leaves leaving a little bit of stem on each.
Then I just hot glued it on all on the frame. I used my leftover leaves to fill in the areas that seemed bare to me. I added some ribbon to hang it (from my ribbon stash) and
WHOLA!
It really spruced up my bare door!
A close up!
Not bad for under $5!
Enjoy!
My wreath was FEATURED HERE:
I am linking up to these FABULOUS Parties:
Looks so nice! Love the berries & the price.
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Just saw your project over at the Sunday Showcase party. It looks great! The rectangle gives it more interest and looks good with your door.
ReplyDeleteI made a similar wreath for our front door too!
http://ourhouseonthecorner.blogspot.com/2010/09/frugal-fall-wreath.html
super cute...love the idea of using a frame...thank you for linking up to MMM :)
ReplyDeleteI just love this.I have to make one
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle, I love the thought of using a frame - so clever and creative! Thanks so much for joining the Sunday Showcase Party - I greatly appreciate it. I have featured this today - Stop by and grab a featured button if you like. Hope you are enjoying your week. ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteI am a sucker for the unusual and out of the ordinary. I just love the square take on this wreath and you're right - really an easy project that all of your readers could do.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for posting on Motivated Monday at BeColorful