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    Cheery yellow monogrammed wreath

    08.16.10 Posted in decor, diy, parties, summer by Victoria

    A dose of cheery yellow to start off this new week + a lovely way to great guests at your next celebration! This gorgeous monogrammed wreath serves as a formal nod to tradition and also a whimsical showing of personal style.

    An easy tutorial by Kristy makes this element a cinch to recreate with very little money and time.

    Monogrammed wreath tutorial


    • Materials needed: Oval frame, backing to the actual frame, metal monogram { I found mine in the dollar section at Michaels} A paper or wood one would work as well.
    • Prime and paint your frame a fun color.
    • Trace the backing of the frame onto the paper or fabric you’ll have as your background.
    • Next cut out and glue the paper to the backing or Mod Podge it.
    • Lastly center and glue down your monogram.
    • Assemble Frame by placing the backing into the frame with your monogram facing to the front.

    • Embellish the frame with flowers or jewels (Kristy has shared her tutorial on creating these flowers which you can find HERE).

    I love this project because of the ease it gives to personalizing any celebration. A newly engaged friend will be thrilled to see her soon-to-be last name hanging up, an expecting mom will swoon to see her baby’s initial showcased and placed correctly the wreaths would even make a lovely showing at a wedding.

    blessings.

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    8 Responses to “Cheery yellow monogrammed wreath”

    1. Oh my goodness this is adorable, I think we may have to link to our facebook page!

    2. AZPartyMamma says:

      adorable! I think I have all the supplies at home to make one already!

    3. Laura says:

      cute.cute. I think you might see this on our door the next time you come over.

    4. chelsea says:

      OOOhhhh. I’m stealing this. what a cute idea!

    5. [...] wreath would make a great engagement or wedding [...]

    6. I love this wreath! I’m going to make it for my foyer, but lose the flowers on the side. I’m so excited!

    7. I LOVE this idea!! I love the oval frame as the “wreath”. I’m including it in our roundup today! Decorating with monograms

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