Real leaf wreath

How to Make a Real Leaf Wreath and I'd like you to meet my blogger friend Karen who blogs over at The Feral Turtle. Have you eve...

How to Make a Real Leaf Wreath and I'd like you to meet my blogger friend Karen who blogs over at The Feral Turtle. Have you ever had a friend who inspired you to do things you normally wouldn't? For example, today I did a photo shoot with soap, a beaded spider and leaves from the backyard. Well, Karen, is just that friend! She sent me the most beautiful homemade soap and she made this pretty little spider, all for me... for no reason at all. I think it's because she has a big heart and…

This is a super easy fall wreath that you can make in about an hour - but it makes a big statement when finished! All you need are some fallen leaves from you…

Hi, Friends! It's the beginning of a new week and new month! And, do I have the perfect project for this time of year - a DIY fall oak leaf wreath. My inspiration was this oak leaf wreath that I saw on Pinterest from Crate and Barrel. I checked the website and they no longer sell it. I loved the look of the oak leaves, but alas, we don't have any trees in our yard that have nice fall color. But, yesterday I was at my inlaw's house and they have a lot of trees! With all the rain and

DIY Magnolia Leaf Wreath - How to make a DIY magnolia leaf wreath for your front door or as wedding decor. An easy and inexpensive craft with full tutorial and a video.

Make a simple leaf wreath using a wire hanger and lots of leaves collected from the ground in a rainbow of colors.

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Iron pressed fall leaves are made into a lovely and frugal front door wreath. Learn the quick & easy wayto preserve fall leaves and make this simple wreath today!

The leaves have only just turned near our house, so we're finally starting our fall leaf activities! I think the colours are so beautiful; it's a wonderful time of year! Here's how we used them to make a preserved leaf wreath. The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! I saw a tip in the Martha Stewart magazine for preserving fall leaves by soaking them for a day in a mixture of…