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.
you never cease to amaze me with your creativity and awesomeness :) gorgeous wreath!
ReplyDeleteThat 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.
ReplyDeleteAgain, soooo impressed!