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This post was orginally posted on my blog 'Home Sweet Home No.14' on November 2nd, 2014. -----> Inexpensive wreath redo...Back about two years ago my wonderful big sister bought this wreath for me...She knew it wasn't exactly my style, but she knew that I would redo it and she could not beat the sale price.
Here is the original look:
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I removed the pine branches, the silver/gold balls, and pine cones. Adjusted the magnolia leaves, moved some around, added some magnolia's I bought for 50% off at Hobby Lobby, then added a burlap bow.
This is what it looks like now.
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Thank you kindly for visiting,
Tina
Hi Tina, love your wreath. It is gorgeous. You gave it a new life and the perfect southern style look. I made one last year using leaves from our real magnolia tree. It dried and I stored it away. No telling how it did over the year. I may have to create another. LOL I love that you can enjoy it even after Christmas.
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I love being able to redo something to fit my own decor. You did a wonderful job - quite pretty. Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
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