Handmade garland
During my trip in Stockholm I bought a wreath base.
In metal, with a hook. But till now it has waited my inspiration.
The lucky is always around the corner - you know that I believe it - and this time it was really near the corner.
My neighbour decided to cut the pampas grass and I asked for the flowers. Yesss!
I cut in small pieces the grass, and also a couple of white flowers that I let dried months ago.
Helping me with some foldback clips, the ones we used for the christmas tree decorations, I fixed the grass and the flowers on the wreath. You have to start from the top so you can hide the clips.
In metal, with a hook. But till now it has waited my inspiration.
The lucky is always around the corner - you know that I believe it - and this time it was really near the corner.
My neighbour decided to cut the pampas grass and I asked for the flowers. Yesss!
I cut in small pieces the grass, and also a couple of white flowers that I let dried months ago.
Helping me with some foldback clips, the ones we used for the christmas tree decorations, I fixed the grass and the flowers on the wreath. You have to start from the top so you can hide the clips.
And that’s it! I have my handmade garland!
A trend in this period that exotic moods mixed with boho style are coming. And natural colours still remain as a reassuring blanket.
You can pick it up on the front door, or over the headboard or, why not, hang it on a window handle as well.
So, what are you waiting for? Find a neighbour and a piece of wire. And let’s start.
(Sorry for my English but, you know, I work better than how I speak)
You can pick it up on the front door, or over the headboard or, why not, hang it on a window handle as well.
So, what are you waiting for? Find a neighbour and a piece of wire. And let’s start.
(Sorry for my English but, you know, I work better than how I speak)
Margherita
