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24 November, 2012

My Christmas Wreath...Burlap and Plaid with Pine Cone Roses

CONFESSIONS OF A PLATE ADDICT Burlap and Plaid Wreath2I am really loving the way my Christmas mantel is coming along! I am still working on one of the special elements that I will be adding, but I wanted to stop and show you my wreath…burlap and plaid with pine cone roses!

CONFESSIONS OF A PLATE ADDICT Baby KittyAs usual, I am assisted by my co-host Baby Kitty who would like to tell you what you need to make it:
  • A straw wreath form
  • Strips of burlap (approximately 1/4 yard)
  • Strips of plaid fabric (approximately 1/4 yard)
  • Pine cones
  • Faux berries
  • Garden shears
  • Hot glue gun
It’s so easy I am almost embarrassed! Just wrap the straw wreath with the burlap strips…mine were about 2 1/2 inches wide...and secure at each end with hot glue. Next, create plaid fabric roses following the tutorial here.

CONFESSIONS OF A PLATE ADDICT Pinecone Roses This was my first time making pine cone roses and they were super easy! I just used smallish pinecones and then cut them in half using my garden shears! If you want only flat flowers, only use the bottom half. I used both for a little variety.

CONFESSIONS OF A PLATE ADDICT Fabric and Pine Cone Roses Finally, hot glue the fabric and pine cone flowers to the wreath. I added a few faux berries for a little added color. And...the best thing is that the whole wreath only cost about $3.00 (with a coupon) for a yard of the plaid fabric since I already had everything I needed! I have plans for the leftovers as you will soon see!

CONFESSIONS OF A PLATE ADDICT Burlap and Plaid Wreath 3I attached the wreath to my mirror using another  strip of the plaid fabric and…voilĂ ! That’s it! I am hoping to finish up the last part today and then my mantel will be ready! Be sure to stop back by to have a peek at what I am working on…Can you guess?…and to see the completed mantel!

Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed a little peek at my Christmas wreath!  Please visit these wonderful bloggers and their beautiful blogs to see what they are up to and to find a list of this week’s participants!
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See you next time! A la prochaine!



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17 comments:

  1. Deb, I am loving the plaid, pine cones mixed with the burlap. An old fashioned Home-spun Christmas!! I can't wait to see the rest! xo

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  2. Ooooooh your wreath is amazing! I love the look of the burlap, plaid and pine cones. LOVE!

    Jeanine

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  3. I know I am going to love your Christmas mantel! The wreath is gorgeous. I am crazy about plaid. I love the pine cone roses....smart!

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  4. I love red and red plaid too. The plaid roses are really fun with the pinecones.

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  5. Forget the wreath, Debbie! Can I just have your assistant? A plaid bow around Baby Kitty's neck would be the perfect finishing touch- xo Diana

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  6. That is beautiful, Debbie. Can't go wrong with burlap and plaid.

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  7. I love the plaid this year! Oh I'm going to be following along and seeing what you do this year! You always have the best ideas. Hugs, Linda

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  8. Love the wreath, I especially love the plaid.

    Cynthia

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  9. Burlap and tartan plaid. I love it! Can't wait to see the mantel in its holiday dress for 2013.
    Enjoy your day.........Sarah

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  10. Debbie,
    A vision of loveliness!
    I've often wondered how to make the pinecone roses!!! Never, did I think they would be so~o~o easy! I'm needing something more for the Progressive Christmas Brunch table. . . and these would be "purr~fect"!!!
    Be sure to thank that handsome, Baby Kitty, for all his help!!!
    Fondly,
    Pat

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  11. Beautiful as always. I am going to try one of these since they look so easy. Thanks for a great tutorial.

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  12. Your wreath looks beautiful, I love the pine cone flowers!

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  13. Beautiful wreath! I love the combination of the burlap, plaid, and pine cones. Fabulous job!

    T'onna
    Submarine Sunday Link Party @ http://navywifeypeters.blogspot.com/2012/11/submarine-sunday-8.html

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  14. Love this wreath and pinned it fo ryou!

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  15. This is an awesome project! I hope you will consider linking it up to the Pinworthy Projects Party over at my blog, Just Us Four.

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  16. Your wreath looks amazing! You included two of my favourite holiday items: pinecones and red berries.
    I found your blog through DIY Showoff. I hope you'll stop to visit mine too: http://www.the-comfortable-home.blogspot.ca/.

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Thanks so much for stopping by and taking the time to comment! I appreciate my wonderful readers!... Debbie