Completed Project: St. Patrick’s Day wreath
I had a thought last week – I don’t have a wreath to fill the void between Valentine’s Day or Easter. And all of the sudden, I just HAD to have a St. Patrick’s Day wreath! I ended up making my own and love it so much!
I stopped by my ceramics teacher’s house last Tuesday, only to learn she didn’t have anything with shamrocks. I went on eBay and found a set of 4 shamrock ornaments, which were pretty perfect for what I had in mind. (I purchased the ceramic pieces from this seller.)
On Monday, I hit up a craft store and pulled all my supplies together:
2 rolls of ribbon (which I scored for 60% off. It was 9 yards long!)
Metal wreath
Paintbrushes
Ceramic ornaments
Paint
I painted the ornaments, and then repainted them on Tuesday night so they look like this:
I wrapped the metal wreath with the ribbon. I secured the ribbon with safety pins – and it worked so much better than glue (like I’ve used on other wreaths.) The metal wreath was perfect for this project. I almost went with the grapevine wreath, and I’m so glad I didn’t!
My ceramics teacher made the bow for me. I have so much ribbon left over – I may have to make another wreath, without the ornaments.
I secured the bow with a bit of glue. And then I glued the ornaments in place. (I used my hot glue gun. I would normally use the hot glue gun AND tacky glue, with a bit of cotton, to make it even more secure.)
I love it! (Oh, and I just happened to have paint. When you’ve painted ceramics for 14 years, you tend to have paint just lying around for projects like these!)
This happens to be project 3 in my goal to complete 12 projects this year! See project 1 and project two in previous posts.
Aww, that came out so good! And how easy was that to make? I love it!
Your Saint Patrick’s Day Wreath came out so cute! I love how easy it was to make, I am going to have to remember this for next year!
That looks like something from a home decor store – it came out perfectly! I’m not usually crafty, but I think I might be able to tackle this š
I envy those that can make wreaths and make them so beautiful! Did you know St Patty’s is on Monday! I just realized this yesterday.
I love this! So easy.
Super cute and I love that green. Well done!
that’s perfect!!
So cute, and not too hard (so I can totally do it)! If you make another wreath with the leftover supplies, be sure and share a pic; I’d love to see it!
Very cute! I really love that ribbon you found, it’s so pretty. Love the end result!
Oh wow, this turned out beautiful! You are so talented, love it!
Oh, I love this! It looks pretty easy, like even I could do it!
Very cute. I would love to hang that on my door!
This is super cute! thank you so much for sharing, I really can’t wait to make one.
I can see why you love it. It is really nice!! I think a wreath for St. Patty’s Day is a fun way to help celebrate the holiday.
What a pretty wreath and I love that you can take all the stuff off and recycle the wreath for the next holiday. Can’t wait to see what you do for Easter!
This is super cute! I’ll have to try it!
This is a cute project. I am glad you are on schedule to complete your 12 projects for the yearl
So pretty. I love the St. Patrick’s day wreath and that is a unique one. Great job.
This is super cute. The only wreath I have is for Christmas! I should probably change that.
Wow you did a great job on this. You could probably sell these for some good money on Etsy š
Oh how cute and frugal is this DIY project for St. Patrick’s Day!
I love the look of this wreath! I think it would look great on my door!
You did a great job on this. Love easy crafts!
Very cute! And so simple to make š Even I could do this!
Very cute! I love quick and easy diy projects!
What a cute project. I love it.
Cute and easy to do, perfect combo