I wasn't going to post this but Englishmum and I were just tweeting about the wreath on the front door .. and I said I'd take a photo of the indoor wreath I made. Next thing I know I'm writing post!
I don’t want to spent a fortune on Christmas decorations I’d much rather save my spare pennies and get some real roses for Christmas day… but in the run up to then I still like to make the place festive .. so my indoor wreath is also on a budget and is made up of my dried hydrangea’s from in the garden, ivy from on the wall outside and left over cones and old cinnamon sticks. I used silk roses, although they look very real, and a big white candle. It took about 30 minutes to make and I popped it onto a large platter. It looks so pretty with candle lit in the evenings.
I don’t want to spent a fortune on Christmas decorations I’d much rather save my spare pennies and get some real roses for Christmas day… but in the run up to then I still like to make the place festive .. so my indoor wreath is also on a budget and is made up of my dried hydrangea’s from in the garden, ivy from on the wall outside and left over cones and old cinnamon sticks. I used silk roses, although they look very real, and a big white candle. It took about 30 minutes to make and I popped it onto a large platter. It looks so pretty with candle lit in the evenings.
This is the cost breakdown:
Oasis Circle £3
3 x roses @ £1.50 each £4.50
Candle £7
Greenery from the garden
Total Cost
£14.50
Just watch your little video and your right it looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYou're so clever! I shall be rushing around on Monday buying oasis and collecting greenery. Thank you so much for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteThat's very pretty.
ReplyDeleteLooks to be beyond what you'd see for christmas wreaths in terms of adding your own personal style to it. The floral effect is a bit different to the traditional vertical evergreen composition but it works!
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