Vintage Wire Wreath DIY | Inspire My Creativity Link Party

Hello! I've teamed up with some amazing bloggers to co-host the link party, Inspire My Creativity. Each month on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, there will be a new theme for the link party. This month is "anything goes" and I'm excited to share with you my Vintage Wire Wreath DIY! If this isn't your first time here, you know I'm all about quick and easy DIY crafts. (And if this is your first time here, welcome! I'm so happy you stopped by!) One of these days I'll have time to sit and craft for hours on end, but that's not gonna happen anytime soon around here. Ha! This DIY vintage wire wreath only took me about (you guessed it) 5 minutes to make. It took me longer to gather all my supplies than it did to make it!

Vintage Wire Wreath DIY

I love that these vintage wire wreaths are timeless and will work with any of the four seasons for seasonal decor. Don't you just love the sparkle? Pretty, elegant and will carry me through to Spring. I found these items in my stash, which was a relief because the paper flowers I was trying (key word there - trying! haha!) to make wouldn't have turned out as nice. 

Gather your supplies...you will need:

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• Wire Rings 
• Vintage Metal Flowers* (or fabric/paper/silk flowers or these as an alternative) 
• Ribbon
• Rhinestone Buttons/Embellishments
• Hot Glue** 

 * I found my vintage metal flower candle holders at a thrift store. I'm sure Etsy or Ebay will have similar metal flowers if you can't find them at your thrift store or an estate sale.

** I used hot glue because I want to be able to remove the flowers in the future if I decide to ever use them as candle holders! Highly unlikely, but I like options. Since the flowers and ring are metal, hot glue won't be a permanent solution (which is a plus for me!), so if you want your wreath to last longer you might want to use E6000 or Gorilla Glue or something like that.

Directions:

1.  Glue the rhinestone/button in the center of the flower. If you can bend back the petals a little it will be easier to get the rhinestone in the center.

2.  Glue the flower to the ring. I needed to hold the flower on the ring while the hot glue cooled and hardened so it didn't slip off.

3.  Tie on a pretty ribbon and hang on your wall! See, I told you it would be quick and easy!

PIN IT for later! 

Party Time! 

Meet Your Co-Hosts! 

(Be sure to pop over and visit...they all have some amazing crafts to share!) 

Shani  |  Sunshine & Munchkins

Anna  |  Practical and Pretty

Ali  |  Home Crafts by Ali

Christine  |  Swordfights & Starry Nights

Meg  |  The Kusi Life

Candice  |  She's Crafty

Lauren  |  A Life of Love and Joy

Amy  |  Leap of Faith Crafting

Jaclyn  |  The Dotted Nest (that's me!) 

Victoria  |  Dazzle While Frazzled

Sydney  |  Tastefully Frugal

Lindsay  |  See Lindsay

Julia  |  The Quiet Grove

Pam  |  P.S. I Love You Crafts

Marie  |  The Inspiration Vault

Next month the link-up theme will be "Dollar Store Crafts"...who doesn't love a good dollar store craft right?

Now, let's get this party started!!! Please link up below with your crafty DIY project for the month of January! Don't forget to visit your hosts up above.

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