I don't know anyone who isn't looking forward to Spring!
When I found this cute vintage child's rake I knew it would add the perfect touch to my Spring wreath...
To make this wreath you'll need:
18 inch
Grapevine Wreath
Child’s Rake
Wire
Moss and
other natural elements
Glue
Seed Packets
Twine
Chalkboard
Paper with an Adhesive Back
Scrapbook
Paper
Ruler
Pencil
Scissors
Hole Punch
Chalk
Start by wiring the rake onto the grapevine wreath. If you are unable to find a child's rake, use the head of a large rake.
Glue on moss and other natural elements...
Tuck a seed packet in with the moss.
Add seed packets to the rake tines...
Next, create
a banner using chalkboard paper and scrapbook paper. Cut out triangles from the
adhesive back chalkboard paper that measure 1 ½ inches wide by 2 inches high.
Peel the back and stick onto scrapbook paper.
Cut scrapbook paper slightly
larger than the chalkboard paper to form a pennant. Use a hole punch to make
holes in the top corners of each pennant.
String the pennants onto twine.
Use
chalk to write “welcome” on the banner and tie it to the wreath.
Now, I'm raking in smiles when friends come to visit!
In the Fall, I think I will remove the seed packets and add these cute whimsical leaves from Patience Brewster...
That will give it the perfect touch for Fall. After all, rakes and leaves go together like flowers in Spring!
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What a cute idea
ReplyDeleteWhat a great spring/garden wreath! I think it will be even more fun with those whimsical leaves in the fall too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea Virginia. Love, love the little rake! I have quite a few children's garden tools, but my grands love using them. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Perfect way to welcome Spring. Featuring when my party opens up tonight.
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