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I am that girl….the one that doesn’t want summer to end. The one girl in blogland who is not ready to hang fall leaves on her door. But starfish? I still had starfish on the front door. So I changed it up a bit.
Now do you wanna know how to make it?? Start with some scraps of fabric…yep scraps. I tore some sheets into 1″ strips…any length really. And some leftover white canvas cut into squares.
Start in the center and sew the long strip to the canvas. Sewing the middle of the shabby strip so you have both shabby edges up when you get done. In the center, you will have to stop your machine with the needle down. Lift you foot and physically turn the material. But as you sew round and round in a circle it will get easier to just turn as you are sewing along.
Keep pushing up the material so the shabby edges are up. You don’t want to sew those beautiful edges back down.
Trim your canvas like the one on the right when you have completed your sewing. See the longer your strip the bigger the rose. So play with it. Get different size roses. Then gather up a wreath (I covered mine in torn sheet strips). Plus a frame painted…for me blue was the color of choice.
I just glued my wreath to the frame. And then the roses to the wreath.
Okay…maybe in a few weeks I will embrace fall…
~Thanks for stopping by!~
~Angie~
Leanne says
That’s so pretty. I haven’t known what to put on my door so right now there’s nothing. Can you believe that? Oh, the shame.
Drawn to The Sea says
Put a starfish on that pretty wreath, make yourself happy! I hang onto summer too. Lucky for me, summer hangs onto our part of the country.Peaceful day to you,Julia~
Kelly at I Dream of Decor says
I just discovered your blog and I love this wreath! you should sell them in your etsy shop if you don’t already!
too Blessed to Stress says
Cuteness! Love the whites with the blue frame. Nice touch of color :)Would be fun to switch out the frames for the seasons! ~Emily N. from ” too Blessed to Stress”
Amanda @ Serenity Now says
So “Sew” Pretty, Angie!!! 🙂 I love fabric flowers. Thanks for the visit today. Hope you might swing by to link up with Weekend Bloggy Reading tomorrow!
FrouFrouBritches says
Oh my gosh Angie! Those are the prettiest roses I have seen BY FAR! Love them! Your wreath is just gorgeous!
Amanda @ Serenity Now says
Thanks for linking up with me, Angie. 🙂 I added your post to the list for you!
Erin @ Frundy says
So cute and shabby! Loving the color of the frame too!
Paula says
I love this wreath! Thanks for sharing your flower tutorial. I’m inspired to make a few flowers since they look so easy to do.
Laura says
So pretty! I know what you mean about the fall decorating not seeming right yet… it was 102 here yesterday, so I think I’ll just wait for halloween decorating about mid September.
Carmen @ Life with Sprinkles on Top says
Ooh I love it! Very pretty! I’m not going to do my “all-out” fall decorating just yet either. I’m getting ready to change out the summery stuff though.
Its A Blog Party says
Beautiful!Thanks for linking up!~Liz
Amanda says
I just wanted to stop by and let you know that I linked to this post today from the new Home & Garden channel at Craft Gossip. 🙂 My hope is to share many of the fabulous projects I see everyday with the vast CG audience. I hope you will not only stop by and subscribe to CG, but will tell your friends about the new category! Hope you see some traffic from it!Your feature will appear in the main Craft Gossip RSS feed, on the main home page and can be found directly here http://homeandgarden.craftgossip.com/15-wreaths-to-decorate-your-home/If you would like a “featured by” button, you can grab one here!http://homeandgarden.craftgossip.com/grab-a-craft-gossip-button/
Melanie says
How pretty!~Melaniewww.theoldwhitecottageblog.com
The Girl Creative says
That is really pretty. 🙂 I may just have to make one for the spring. 🙂