Greetings snow bunnies and non-snow bound bloggerettes! I am so ready for spring, aren't you?! The weather here in the SF peninsula has been amazing around 75 degrees. Poifect California weather! See, this is the reason we put up with the earthquakes, insane state politics and high prices ha!
I'm sure you seen faux hydrangea wreath all around the web. I thought I'd make one...with a little twist of my own...
My twist, adding some bling to the centers
doesn't show up too well in the photos, but each center has a color matching rhinestone.
I first wrapped a 10" styrofoam wreath with purple satin ribbon (here is a view of the back)
filled it with faux hydrangea blossoms, added the rhinestones, and used a sheer puple ribbon for hanging. Love it!
I have a few more bunches, but want to mix some flowers in for something different.
Before I get to doing that, I've been laboring over another project. One that I'm beginning to regret having started. Here is a little teaser
That is only half of what I need *sigh*
Just another labor intensive project....did I mention it is very labor intensive? lol!
I'll post the finished wreath
Thanks so much for stopping by! It is always so lovely to read your comments!
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Hi Tina! Oh, Dear One, I know exactly what you're up to! I've just finished one of these paper roses wreaths! I had no idea it would take this long! Can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Hi Tina! Oh, Dear One, I know exactly what you're up to! I've just finished one of these paper roses wreaths! I had no idea it would take this long! Can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Oh- I love that wreath...and the BLING in it. I can't believe how many roses you have already made...and that is only HALF of what you need? WHOA! Can't wait to see THAT wreath! Hugs-Diana
ReplyDeleteTina, your hydrangea wreath is beautiful! I made one several years ago on a twig wreath and I still like it. But the rhinestones in the centers add a lovely bling/touch to yours! Good job, my friend!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
I was just thinking that Shiela had posted with some of those same little paper roses. As for the hydrangea wreath, by far, the most beautiful I have seen.
ReplyDeleteTiny, Love the wreath. It's extremely pretty. Susan
ReplyDeleteHi Tina, I stopped by after you left me a kind note on my post. I LOVE all your art, the china mosaics are beautiful. I, too, am enjoying the gorgeous CA weather, I am in Arnold, CA. Only in the low 60's up here but oh so wonderful. To me it is well worth the price!
ReplyDeleteI too know what your up to an I'm glad it's you and not me. The hydranga wreath is lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch a very pretty hydrangea wreath. Do you just glue those on to the styrofoam form?
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your purple hydrangea wreath. Thanks for showing the back, as I want to make one. The bling in the center is what really sets it off. Purple is my new color, and hydrangeas have nudged roses to
ReplyDelete2nd place in my cottage. Thanks for sharing.
I LOVE the paper roses!! I can't wait to see the wreath when its fnished.
ReplyDeletexx,
Michelle
Very beautiful! Love the rhinestone additions.
ReplyDeleteFaye
(wildrosevintage)
Oh, how beautiful. The hydrangeas look like real. In the first picture, the rhinestones look like droplets of dew.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful! love the hydrangeas! soooo creative of you! love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Tina! What pretty wreaths! And I bet that's one of those gorgeous paper rose wreaths that you are working on! So pretty! Hope you are having a great week!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful wreath! I was chuckling at your post, I seriously was beginning to think I was the ONLY blogger who hasn't been snowed in this year!
ReplyDeleteI so love the floral wreath! It looks so gorgeous and stunning!
ReplyDeleteBonjour Tina,
ReplyDeleteJust found your very beautiful blog. The bling in the center of the hydrangea flowers looks fantastic. Been exploring your website and boutique, you do such wonderful work.The mosaics are my favorite.
I'm a new follower and will be back again soon.
Mimi
I don't have words to explain what you have done . Really loved your blog and specially the hydrangea !
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