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Diy Valentines wreath

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One wreath = diversity throughout the season!
This was a another quick DIY Valentines wreath!
 
You know me and a can of spray paint…could be deadly if you stand in my way!
you may recall I just used this color watermelon
for my mason jars
 
 
All pictures here, no more yapping!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
the cute little Valentines embellishments are a pack of party favors I picked up from Walmart.
 
Pretty self explanatory what I did..
Spray painted stick wreath, let it dry and hot glued the party favors.
I also tied a little twine bow.
This wreath was the best $5.00 ever spent. I would recommend the investment, just look at all the fun changes you can make too!
I definitely see Yellow for Spring!
 

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  1. Everything looks great. I do use spray paint. But now I will spray much more things. Thanks for all the tips…

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