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Diy Christmas wreath {Crafting with Debbiedoo’s 101}

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Today I am going to share with you a Diy Christmas wreath,

on a budget, and something you can do with friends for a fun girls night out together.

First start with a plain green wreath…

found this at Walmart for 2.50.

I had most the embellishments, ribbon, burlap and some pretty material.

Oh and a music book.

Next, be sure everyone has a glass of wine:}

or beverage of choice of course.

We each cut the sheet music, material and burlap

just in squares for most.

Some were cut in strips for example the sheet music.

This is my friend Leanne….she is the artsy fartsy yogi one!

Adorable!

We just had fun being creative…

in fact Leanne said this was the first time in her life she had ever made a wreath.

Laurian, who is the piano teacher…made a pretty one for her Man…who is a guitar teacher.

All very personalized.

And then there is Jenny de lips wreath.  She claims to be a non-crafty gal.

I think she did pretty good.  She did however, receive a tad bit of help..those bows are tricky I must say.

And here is my Diy Christmas Kitchen wreath, which I absolutely ADORE…

my favorite ever.

Simply tied pieces of burlap and twine

I admit, I did not make the burlap bow.

I have been playing around with the settings on my camera and trying to use more manual mode. I have a lot of practicing to do for sure.

Wishing you all a very lovely happy and festive Holiday season.

See you again real soon.

I am trying to squeeze in all my Holiday decor before Christmas is over.

P.S. This Holiday wreath was made for under $5.00!

You sure can’t beat that.

As you can see, I love burlap projects…

You may check out my gallery for a few more that I have done, well it’s more than a few, but you can see for yourself.

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  1. Jacque says

    December 16 at 9:42 am

    How fun are these wreaths? They all look so great and what a great idea to have a wreath making party! I’m stealing that and trying it out on some friends!

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  2. Pam says

    December 16 at 10:18 am

    Great job by all of you! I love all of the wreaths and am so impressed with your creativity!

    Pam

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  3. Kim says

    December 16 at 10:24 am

    Y’all sure had fun. Love everyone’s wreaths. Yours is so cute. I think it is your best one, too. I have lots of posts to squeeze in too. I think I have 10 in draft and less than a week to post with the party stuff on Tues. and Wed.
    Have a good one.

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  4. Kris says

    December 16 at 10:39 am

    Hi Debbie,
    I think your wreath is so so cute too!!!!!! I love the idea of the wreath making party with girlfriends and wine. Wooo Hoooo what a fun idea and I bet a fun evening. Being wth bff’s and being creative. Thanks for sharing this love this idea!!
    Kris

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  5. Nana Diana says

    December 16 at 10:44 am

    I think that your wreaths are just so cute. However, even cuter are you and your girlfriends. Aren’t friends just one of the best parts of life? BTW, I LOVE your new profile picture. You look beautiful! xo Diana

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  6. Bonnie says

    December 16 at 10:46 am

    Debbie, I just love those wreaths! Especially the one with the wooden spoons. How fun to get together with girlfriends and do a craft. Might have to steal that idea!

    Off topic, but I have a hard time getting your blog to load. Has anyone else said anything to you? If not, it is probably just my computer.

    Have a great day!

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  7. Kris says

    December 16 at 11:03 am

    Wow Debbie, those turned out SO cute!!!! What a great idea, and a fun thing to do with girlfriends!!!!!
    Love this!!!
    xo Kris

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  8. Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions says

    December 16 at 11:05 am

    Love your wreath, Debbie! I like that it is a bit thinner, especially for hanging in a window. Love the sheet music strips.

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  9. Helen says

    December 16 at 11:09 am

    Debbie, love your party and everyone’s wreath looks great. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas.

    Helen

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  10. Savvy Seasons says

    December 16 at 11:33 am

    Hi Debbie,
    Your wreath is lovely, what a great idea!! I love inexpensive projects that look like a million bucks, well done! All the wreaths turned out so cute. Glad y’all had a fun evening together. Happy Holidays! XO ~Liz

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  11. Savannah Granny says

    December 16 at 12:53 pm

    What fun, looks like you had a blast. All the wreaths turned out great. I love the addition of the sheet music.
    xo Ginger

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  12. Kathryn Cain says

    December 16 at 3:44 pm

    Love the fun, and like the way you did your header…burlap buttons so to speak fun stuff ….have a good week

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  13. Shannon Fox says

    December 16 at 4:36 pm

    Cute!! How fun to craft with your girlies 🙂 They are all darling. I am right there with you. Need to learn what all the knobs and buttons are for 😉

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  14. Dee says

    December 16 at 8:17 pm

    I love all the decorated wreaths. I would have loved to be there crafting with you too. It looks like you all had a blast!

    Dee

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  15. Jessica @ A Humble Creation says

    December 17 at 12:23 am

    Love it! What a great idea and any excuse to use burlap is up my alley! Makes me wish my real live friends were crafters so we could give it a try….maybe I could hunt some down at one of the craft stores! Thanks for sharing this inpsiration!

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  16. Judy says

    December 17 at 2:32 am

    Debbie, the wreath looks so pretty in your kitchen window. Simply beautiful!..Hop you had a great weekend..Judy

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  17. Melanie says

    December 19 at 3:56 pm

    You all did great and I bet it was a blast too! Love your’s Debbie…so pretty hanging in the window!

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