I just absolutely, positively MUST MAKE THIS WREATH! I was spending a little time browsing blogs that inspire me and popped over to A Soft Place to Land. There it was, right in front of me, a vision of sunshine, daffodils, lemon drops, forsythia, lemon cupcakes, and happiness. Never mind that my house is primarily pastels and filled with pink. I WANT THIS YELLOW WREATH! (Of course, Kimba's front door is pretty spiffy, too, but I think she would like to keep it.)
Photo courtesy of A Soft Place to LandBeing more practical than I, Kimba, used ping-pong balls for hers. A great variation, but my wreath will be inside so I think I'd like to have the aroma of the lemon to enjoy as I walk by and I know the grandkids would have a much better time with candy, too!
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It is a happy wreath. Made me smile too! :-)I never thought they were pingpong balls. When you make one, they'll not only look as pretty but smells really nice too. Your grandkids will definitely enjoy it and the candies, especially the candies :-)
Oh, I love this! I was at Pottery Barn last week and was "lemon inspired" and purchased a little lemon tree. Now I am on the hunt for fake lemons. Maybe I need a fake lemon wreath like this to hang on my door as well! Lemon drops, ping pong balls, fake lemons - so many possibilities! :-)
Oh yes, what a wonderful spring wreath. I never would have thought they were ping pong balls! What a great idea.
I bet your wreath is going to be wonderful! Tasty too! :-)
Mimi, this is so awesome! Thank you! I saved the directions!!! ☺ Diane
Thanks for showing my wreath. I'm so glad that you liked it. I had fun making it and I get a smile everytime I look at my front door.
Have fun making your own!
Kimba
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