Thanks for dropping in today. This week I’m sharing a wreath that I made for HGTV Gardens. I wanted to create a beautiful wreath that could transition from Halloween all the way through Thanksgiving. Having a versatile wreath like this helps to keep cost down and decorating dilemmas at bay.
Start off by hanging the wreath on your door with a black and white ribbon for Halloween.
With a quick ribbon change, this wreath can hang on your door until Thanksgiving.
Once turkey day arrives, simply removed the wreath from the door and take off the ribbon. Add this wreath to the center of your holiday table then fill it with a glass vase and candle. Voila! This is such a simple and easy Thanksgiving centerpiece.
This wreath was less than $20 to make. For all the step by step DIY instructions, please visit my post over on HGTVGardens. While there, feel free to leave a comment or any other ideas you have for this wreath! I’d love to hear from you.
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4 thoughts on “A Wreath Three Ways”
Good morning, Melissa. I went over to HGTV Gardens and left a comment, but somehow it didn't take! Anyway – love that wreath! I think it would be beautiful to have a vase in the middle with yellow, orange and red mums for the thanksgiving table!
Such a unique and awesome design. I would love to try to make a wreath design too.
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It is amazing work yours and best ever to implement in practice. Thanks much
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