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		<title>DIY Spring Wreath: Easy and Inexpensive!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Mar 2015 22:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Alessandra Macaluso]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last year I blogged about the wreath I made for our front door because it was one of the most easiest, cheapest DIY&#8217;s I&#8217;ve ever done. (And there&#8217;s nothing like greeting people who walk into your home with &#8216;easy&#8217; and &#8216;cheap&#8217;, right?) But this is the best kind of easy and cheap because it doesn&#8217;t look it AT ALL. And you can make small changes to it so it goes with every season. I&#8217;m re-blogging with an updated version, because the little changes I made for this Spring make this one my ABSOLUTE. FAVORITE. Check it out! DIY Spring Wreath This is literally as easy as putting the wreath up, tying a wooden letter to it, draping a ribbon, and shoving floral stems into it. That&#8217;s what I love about the wreath &#8211; you can just tuck branches into it anywhere and they stay put. So, to recap our steps: hang wreath tie letter on using string or twine drape ribbon shove florals into it. Then pour yourself a nice glass of wine and admire your bad-ass front door statement piece, you Peggy Pinterest, you. You can get the wreath itself at a low price from any craft store &#8211; mine came from Michael&#8217;s. Or if you&#8217;re feeling splurge-y, you could go for this one I found on Amazon (which I&#8217;m loving and now regretting I didn&#8217;t see it first): Wild Birch Wreath Bases, &#8220;Wild &#38; Woodsy&#8221;, Natural &#38; Hand Tied With No Wire, 14 Inch, Exclusive Then you&#8217;ll want to get your wooden letter for your initial. I painted mine white, because I&#8217;m an idiot who didn&#8217;t realize you can actually order them already painted. Don&#8217;t be like me. Grab your letter, here: White Wooden Letters A-Z Now add your ribbon. I like the  natural style, but you&#8217;ll see when you click on the item it will give you a bunch of different color options: Kel-Toy High Quality Jute Burlap Ribbon, 4-Inch by 10-Yard, Natural Lastly, add your florals and berries! Michael&#8217;s frequently does 40% off sales, so I got mine on a day they were running that deal on the florals and I scored big. I forgot to snap a pic, but it was basically one pussy willow sprig, 1 succulent sprig, and a simple green cluster of florals. I used plyers to clip off all the pieces and tuck them in randomly. Viola &#8211; happy SPRING!! For the first version I made of this, with the full tutorial and pics, go here: DIY Spring Wreath Tutorial]]></description>
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