Do you think there is something wrong with a wreath in January? I didn't think so, neither did I.
So I made this stick wreath a week ago with clippings from our wisteria vine. I took the cut vines and just started forming them into a circle intertwining them into each other for structure, pretty simple and I figured I will eventually use it for something.
While at the farmers market today I picked up 2 bunches of these beautiful and what I figured are California native flowers, to me they look so tropical. Being a novice when it comes to plant names I only know some, the others I had too look up...but they are all beautiful and so large! I guess that's why they feel tropical to me, its the size and they are all so unique looking.
- Red hot poker
- Bird of paradise
- Status flower
- Protea it came in many shades of pink and one in a pale green
- Orange Protea
I also picked up a bunch of these eucalyptus branches for a couple bucks, I used some wire and cutters and I formed it into a wonderfully smelling green leafy wreath.
I stole a few flowers from the bouquet and wired them on the wreath. These Protea flowers are amazing, the tips of some are like feathers, so soft too.
2 comments:
you never cease to amaze me with your creativity and awesomeness :) gorgeous wreath!
That is seriously impressive! It's gorgeous and I want one!!! I love having different types of wreaths up all year long, though I've never made one from anything nature-related ... just things like book pages and ornaments.
Again, soooo impressed!
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