Deco Mesh Easter Wreath

Every month a group of bloggers are challenged by C’mon Get Crafty to create a new craft or project from their own stash of goodies! Everyone is allowed a $10 allowance for necessities to complete their project (i.e. paint brushes, glue, etc), but the bulk of it must be created from their own stash of goodies. This month I decided to make this Deco Mesh Easter Wreath.
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All in all I spent about $3.00 on this project. The peeps and carrots are both from The Dollar Tree. The peeps are actually headbands that I cut the top off of! I only used 1 of each color so the cost for those is $1.50 and the carrots came 4 to a pack for $1! I also purchased the wreath form from The Dollar Tree for $1.00.
Both colors of deco mesh were purchased on after Christmas (2017) clearance and the Easter ribbon was purchased for $0.10 a roll on after Easter clearance. I am definitely a bargain shopper!
Deco Mesh Easter Wreath
Materials:
Wreath form
2 different colors large deco mesh
2 different colors net tulle
Easter ribbon
Felt peeps
Small carrots
Pipe cleaners
Directions:
Cut pipe cleaners in half. Using 1 color (I did not cut it off the roll until I was finished), bunch up the end and secure to wreath form outer edge with pipe cleaner. Then move down about 6-10 inches on the mesh and bunch up again. Attach to the inner edge of the wreath form. Alternate attaching to inner and outer edges until you get back to where you started.
Use your 2nd color deco mesh and attach to wreath form in similar manner as above except attach to opposite (inner or outer) side of wreath form than first color.
Use tulle to make little “pom-poms”. Make 5 or 6 of each color to fill in your wreath between the deco mesh. Just wrap it around your hand about 6-8 times. Slide it off your hand and cut edges open. Use the same pipe cleaners you used to attach deco mesh and twist around the center of your tulle. Pull out the tulle (like making tissue paper flowers!) to puff up your “pom-pom”.
Tie some Easter ribbon around the wreath to fill in any bare areas. Then glue on your felt peeps and carrots to the bottom of the wreath. Make a loopy bow out of your Easter ribbon and attach to the top or bottom of your wreath.
That’s it – stand back and admire your new creation!
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Very good, Roseann. Those peeps are too cute!
This looks so adorable and precious, Roseann! Perfect for Easter!
I love how colorful your wreath is. It’s perfect for Easter. Those little peeps are great. Pinning.
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Very pretty for spring
Roseanne, I am a bargain shopper, too! Also, I love your creative eye and that you’ve upcycled headbands to make this wreath. Pinning.
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Very cute! That’s great that you spent so little on your project!
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Such a cute Easter wreath! The bunnies and carrots are adorable, and the ribbon is really pretty!
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Those bunnies are so cute and I love the soft Easter Egg colors you chose for the mesh! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
It is so great all of the wreath making items you can find at Dollar Tree. I love how this one turned out. Great project.
Roseanne, I just found your blog and am interested in your experience with an autoimmune disorder. I have just been diagnosed with one and am taking a medication called Plaquinil. I can’t tell whether it is making any difference with any of my symptoms as yet. Anyway, I’d be interested in learning more about your journey with this illness. Do you post about it at all?
I also did enjoy seeing the mesh Easter wreath. I really like those little bunnies and the carrots!
Thanks for stopping by! Yes, Naomi I do occasionally post about my autoimmune issues. It’s under the “Health Information” link at the top of my page.
Looks nice, love the colors!
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The peeps are so cute! I love this wreath, totally wishing I had some of that deco mesh in my stash.
Such an adorable wreath! Thanks for sharing with us at the Welcome Spring party. Pinned.