My decorations are still packed away. It's sad. I'm usually all decorated by now but with the dining room and kitchen under construction, decorating not to mention cleaning just isn't happening quite yet. However, I did make a super easy DIY feather wreath today.
Materials:
Wire wreath form (I got mine at the thrift store)
Ribbon (I used left over scraps along with ripped up strips of a white sheet - only need a few pieces)
Feather boa (Again, I already had this, I love to use it as "snow" to decorate with). I'm not sure how much they are, but with a coupon from JoAnn's, it should be reasonable.
Instructions:
Using ribbon, tie the feather boa to the wire form.
Fluff. Add bow, ribbon, ornaments. Personalize to match your holiday color scheme.
I told you it was super easy and way more affordable than a feather wreath from the store. What do you think?
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