Dusty miller wreath

Y'all might remember a couple of posts ago, I told you I was drying some Dusty Miller. Click here to see that post. Making this wreath was trial and error, because even though I've made wreaths before, not many were dried ones. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, even with a tiny "miscalculation". Here's how I made it. My cousin, Betty, suggested using a straw wreath and floral pins. Thanks, Betty! That worked out much better than hot glue would have. I bought a 14 in. straw wreath and…

I can't believe it took me this long to share these easy fun wreaths with you guys!!! Ok, I think the main reason is because I never got any great photos of the wreaths so I kept waiting & I kept forgetting, but I just had to share with you this simple DIY because I know fall is right around the corner & we are all going to want a wreath on our door. For all my DIY girls who want to save some money.. this one is for you! Well, one of them is super cheap at least... Ok,

* Dusty Miller wreath http://www.deuxr2011.com/

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Kara Jamison | Cut 🌸 Garden Grower • Educator • Talkshow Host on Instagram: "•Give me the Blues 😉• Dusty Blue colors that I’ve dried and use in wreaths: •Lambs Ear (it’s very delicate when dry. Keep wreaths with this on a stationary wall.) •Mountain Mint •Artemisia • Seeded Eucalyptus (leave it in the sun to bleach for a week or two and it fades into a pretty grey-blue). If you have any other dusty blue suggestions, throw them at me below! 👇🏻 Happy Wednesday! (More daffs come today…

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