Spring is here along with an opportunity to win a $100 gift card from Dollar Tree!
The rules are simple; make a wreath, submit a photo of your creation to the wreath contest page and then wait to hear the results 😁
The contest description instructs crafters to make a wreath using $1 craft supplies, but also notes that purchase is not necessary. Personally I like to add a bit more to the challenge and restrict myself to Dollar Tree items only. And speaking of challenges - my state is currently under a 'stay at home' order so I decided not to venture out to the store. Instead I managed to put my wreath together using only Dollar Tree items that I already had on hand. Check it out:
Click here to find further details for the Dollar Tree Spring Wreath contest information
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Supplies
A willow wreath, glittery foam eggs and a handful of faux leaves
were all that I had needed to pull my wreath together 😊
These particular eggs are usually found as picks, I just removed their bamboo sticks.
And any floral bush will do, just snip off the foliage.
These particular eggs are usually found as picks, I just removed their bamboo sticks.
And any floral bush will do, just snip off the foliage.
You can click here to browse Dollar Tree's online store.
Note: Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, many items have been suspended from online ordering.
Step 1
Using a bit of hot glue I added a small section of leaves to the bottom.
Step 2
A little more glue and I attached a few eggs on top of the leaves.
Step 3
I repeated the process on a smaller scale and there you have it, a simple spring wreath!
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I repeated the process on a smaller scale and there you have it, a simple spring wreath!
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I hope you enjoyed this how-to post, thanks for stopping by!
-Jennifer
© Studio 27 by Jennifer Adams 2020
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