How to Make a Spring Tulle Wreath! - Designed Decor

How to Make a Spring Tulle Wreath!

 

I want to share the guest post in did over at The Frugal Girls, last week. I shared with Heidi and her followers “How to Make a Spring Tulle Wreath.”

Spring Tulle Wreath

Please hop on over and see how I made this tulle wreath. It is an easy project to complete and you can make this wreath with so many different variations. I am adding this tulle wreath to the picket fence that I made for my mantle. I know, I have not shared the mantel with you yet. I am finishing a few more touches and waiting for something to grow before I share the mantel with you. I know the suspense is mounting. I am hoping that by the time I share the mantel with you, we will actually have spring weather here in Ohio. We had 2 nice days last week and now the temperature has dropped back down with light snow showers. I am ready for spring. I do love that the days are getting longer, this keeps me motivated. What spring projects are you working on? I also want to remind you about the Feelin’ Lucky Silhouette Cameo giveaway going on until March 24th.

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Making a Spring wreat with tulle. #Tulle Wreath
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I am a wife, mother and artist who loves to create, repurpose and decorate. I am a self-taught artist and decorator, who finds inspiration from my life experiences.
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