Monday, January 2, 2012

Christmas, Remembered

I took down the Christmas tree yesterday and instead of tossing the rose hips and fox tail grass that decorated it, I made them into this wreath along with a few of the salted pine cones and some dried tansy.


The result is a wreath that, at least to me, looks more wintry than Christmas and so I can hang it on the living room wall until it is time to switch it out for something that says spring instead of winter.


Linked to Macro Monday.

22 comments:

  1. This is gorgeous. The Manns would be proud.

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  2. wow...so pretty!

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  3. That is really pretty. You are good! Happy New Year!

    Festive Season

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  4. Thank you, Sunshine and Rain! I had fun making it. :)

    Trina, one summer I made a bunch of weaths for the Mann's. I had almost forgotten about that.

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  5. Thank you, Mary. Except for the tansy, which I grow in my herb garden, the materials were all collected from around our property a few weeks before Christmas.

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  6. Beautiful! You are so talented!

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  7. Very beautiful and wintry looking!

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  8. What a good idea that is. So pretty, Kateri.

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  9. Hi Kateri, Crafty, beautiful, sensible, and truly lovely! What's not to like? Another plus is that you now have a photograph of this tremendous piece to love even when it has fallen apart. Have a great Wednesday tomorrow!

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  10. How pretty and creative. Happy New Year!

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  11. Lovely wreath - very creative!
    Happy New Year!
    Lea

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  12. Beautiful!! I wish I had the resources to make such creations. Great job.

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  13. That wreath is gorgeous!

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  14. Oh, that is just lovely! I love it that you thought to do that with the leftovers from Christmas. Well done!

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  15. The wreath is one of the most beautiful which I have ever seen!

    Happy New Year!

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  16. Love it! Looks like something out of a Pottery Barn catalog!

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  17. Lovely wreath! Very creative!

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  18. Nature is a wonderful thing and your hands guided this wreath to beauty!

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  19. Such a beautiful wreath, and a great use of things you already had!

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  20. that is such a gorgeous wreath!! i can see why you wouldn't want to take it down!!
    you are so talented!!

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