15 Eclectic Wreaths

I am not a typical holiday wreath kind of girl. I am astounded by the artistic creativity of the types of wreaths I have found using  so many different kinds items you would never expect.  For example, peeps (yes, the Easter kind), baseballs, and drink umbrellas, to name a few.  I invite you to follow along to the electric side crafting.  I would be proud to hang any of these creative pieces of art on my front door anytime.

Click on the picture to go to the site for the tutorial if there happens to be one.

Cork Wreath – Living Savvy.com

Paint Brush Wreath – 2011 Wreath Interpretations Exhibit

Baseball Wreath – Etsy Shop 1BabyToes1

Vintage Map and Sheet Music Wreath -Hope and Joy Home

Made of white and red paper straws – Etsy.com Shop Airth and Olsen

PVC Pretty Hide and Seek Wreath – Home Depot Style Guide

Easter Peeps Wreath – Tried and True

Vintage Costume Jewelry Wreath – Better Homes and Gardens

Bottle Cap Wreath – Our Family Attic

Recycled Plastic Bottle Wreath – By artist Dale Wayne

Crayon Wreath – Mom’s Party Cafe Teacher’s Gifts

Ice Wreath – The Idea Room

Peacock Wreath – www.HGTV.com 

Yarn Ball Wreath – diy Network

Drink Umbrella Wreath – Family Chic from Camilla Fabbri

I love them all of course, which is why I picked them!  I think my favorite would be between the Vintage Costume Jewelry wreath and the Peacock wreath (I love anything peacock). I hope you enjoyed this eclectic collection as much as I did making it.   What type of unexpected material would or have you made into a creative wreath?  We would love the inspiration!

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Angela

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Thank you for reading my post, I am Angela, the owner of My Personal Accent, I am from the Portland, OR/SW Washington area. As a single mom with three beautiful daughters and an beautiful granddaughter, CiCi. This blog gives me an opportunity to do three things I enjoy most; involve my family (sometimes kicking and screaming), share my thrifty creative side and continue to be a life learner. I enjoy finding something unwanted for a deal (or free) and turning it into something new and useful. I invite you to learn and create something together.

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