I had had these snowflake ornaments on my tree for the past few years and always liked them. When I was in Goodwill a few weeks ago I came across a couple of boxes of them for a ridiculously cheap price and I couldn't pass them up. You can find these at Hobby Lobby and even Target. (Target sells them 4/$1.00 and they have several different colors).
To assemble your wreath you will need about 9 snowflakes. (I used 3 larger ones and 6 regular sized ones). Lay them out on your workspace. Make sure you overlap your flakes at two points. This will make it more sturdy when you glue it together.
I used hot glue to adhere my flakes together. To jazz it up a bit I added a sparkly gem that I had on hand from hair flower making and glued them in the center. (These are just a few dollars at Hobby Lobby)
Once the glue dried, I used a wide ribbon to hang it up. I hung it over a very summer looking picture in my living room.
Happy Decorating!
-Jody
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oh fancy! I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea!
ReplyDeleteDee
That is SO pretty! I will have to head to Hobby Lobby in the morning! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteElaine
Creating Wonderful Spaces
I think this is a project that I could actually do! Love the addition of the gems in the center.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love that you added the gemstones. Cheers, Andrea
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! I'm trying not to decorate the entire house this year, but have "left over" snowflakes and these will work for a more subtle look in our bedroom. Thanks and Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple project, yet so pretty! Thanks for sharing this great idea. P.S. I love white embellished pillow on your sofa.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a pretty and delicate wreath. And what a nice project. Your glue gun looks most efficient too -- need to get one of those. Thanks for stopping by to see us. Jane F
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest! I love snowflakes, and this project is so cheap and simple! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really came out beautiful. I can see snowflakes all over my house. I better get started. I would love for you to link this fabulous post to our newly launched blog party. Hope you can come.
ReplyDeletePaula
ivyandelephants.blogspot.com
Jody,your wreath is beautiful. What a great idea, and so quick and easy! Thanks for sharing. Visiting from MM!
ReplyDeleteI totally love this!! I have some of those big snow flakes around and I am so going to try this!!! Visiting from Ivy and elephants, I'm your newest follower
ReplyDeleteCarol
Beautiful use of snowflake ornaments...great idea. I'm following you now.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, you can't get much prettier or clever than this! It looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! I love that you hung it over a picture -- it's so delicate looking!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and pretty -- love the little jewels! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteLooks simply elegant... love how you added the gems for a little extra sparkle! This is just what I need for my front door!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration and the tutorial too!!
The snowflake looks beautiful against the picture.
ReplyDeleteSharon @ mrshinesclass
That is so cute! Love the placement over the picture.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea and I like the sparkles you added! I am linking from Debbiedoos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, easy idea! Just my style! Thank you so much for sharing! I'm your newest follower! Please stop by bellanest.blogspot.com if you get a chance. Blessings to you!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful~ thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday!
ReplyDeleteThis is really smart, Jody! I like it a lot. Thanks! I pinned it. :) Kelly
ReplyDeleteThis was so adorable! I missed this post at the party, not sure how, but I did. Glad I was going through the links again. It really is cute. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI "pinned" this last week and made it today! It was so easy and so cheap and so pretty. Thanks for such a great idea. I just have 1 question and it might seem stupid--how did you attach the ribbon? Is the bow separate from the large loop you made?
ReplyDeleteI have it packed away so I'm gonna have to try and remember. I know the ribbon I just wrapped around the wreath, you can see if you look closely one of the snowflake points actually pokes through it which holds it in place. I can't remember if the ribbon is separate, I don't think so. Hope that helps!
DeleteSo beautifullll!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's an idea that packs a lot of impact for little $$ or effort. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful project and it didn't cost $$$ - thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteI also really love the color of your walls...just what I've been looking to find for my new home. Do you happen to remember the name of the paint by any chance?
Merry Christmas, Suzy