![]() ![]() I cut the stem length depending on how far out from under the wire I needed them to stick out. This way it’s not permanent and I can re use the wreath. By adding the wire this way I was able to cut the stems and slide them under the wire. Next I wrapped the wire around the bottom one time making sure to stay lined up center with the yellow dot ribbon. I held the burlap and ribbon in place with basic ball head sewing pins. Next added the yellow dot only on about 1/4th of the wreath. I wrapped the burlap ribbon first around the entire surface. If you don’t have time to create your own wreath or you need more wreath inspiration, check out this curated selection of front door wreaths that I’ve found for you. I purchased fake sunflowers and greenery. I love making wreaths, which I am sure you are aware! This one is some what different from all of the one’s I’ve made in the past BUT I love it! Since I already had the wreath, wire, yellow dot grosgrain ribbon, and burlap ribbon this was a bonus. I will have all of the links to their blogs at the end of the post. We are continuing our fun series: “Oh My Word, would you look at that… Outdoor Living”īe sure to check out what Christy, Laura, Debbie, and Melissa have going on today. Today, along with some of my southern blogging friends, I’m sharing a summer sunflower wreath and some new porch lanterns. ![]() ![]() SO you better make sure that front door is welcoming. Whether you’re having hot dogs, hamburgers, or low country boil a southern party always starts with a front door greeting! Here in the south, outdoor living means lots of cook outs! ![]()
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