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For Nana's wreath, we chose a varied size mix of newer and vintage balls in cranberry, subtle gold, and white. A few of the white balls have holly sprigs painted on them in traditional red and green.
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I glued the tops on, Mike formed the hanger, and Sophie put them on in the order she thought would look best.
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Finished it off this morning with a bow made from glittered golden tulle. She really lights up a room! I think this would look especially stunning on Nana's mantle... what do you think, Nans?
That's gorgeous! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the colors! If Nana doesn't like it, send it my way and make her another one :o)
ReplyDeleteWas this one easier to do?
Thanks, Ladies!
ReplyDeleteKaren- in a word- YES! I think between your tips and what I learned from doing the first one, this one was much easier. I now have the balls for wreath #3- literally and figuratively, lol!!!
Woohoo!! Can't wait to see that one, too!
ReplyDeleteNana's LOVES her wreath!! She is absolutely beautiful....made especially so because of the artists'!! Thank You three very much....I love her. Sophie, you did a great job of putting those ornaments on in such a perfect order....it really makes the wreath so colorful and balanced! I can't wait to hang her up!! oxoxox to all!
ReplyDeleteLOL Jennie & Karen! :D
ReplyDeleteJennie it's beautiful, and I agree with Nanas sentiments. I also spy the litle holly sprigs and think that in real life this must be an awesome holiday decoration!!
Lucky, lucky nana :) xxOOxx