I came across a bag of cookie cutters at ReStore for $2 and although I'm not a major baker I knew they would be great for some sort of project.
BHG has a bunch of great wreath ideas and a cookie cutter wreath was one of them. I was sooo excited that I had this bag of cookie cutters just waiting for this project.
All I did was shape them into a circle and then hot glue them together.
I got a little aggressive with the hot glue so I had to add some little berries to hide my glue.
I added a bow from my amazing ribbon find and...
VOILA!
I really like this. I can't wait to hang it in the kitchen window.
Blessings,
Linking up to these great parties:
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French Country Cottage
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Great idea! Can't beat the price either! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Makes me sad I just passed up a whole bag of them black Friday shopping this morning! We would love for you to share this at our 4th Friday Finale at Over the Big Moon!
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Lisa from Over the Big Moon
So cute, what a good idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome wreath! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! I love it. If I find some cheap cookie cutters anytime soon then I'll have to bust out the trusty glue gun and make me one too!
ReplyDeleteGosh, that is sooooo clever!
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE it!
♥'s
Sherry
Hello there and many thanks for taking the time to share your project. The berries hiding the glue is a cute touch. Love it :) Lella xx
ReplyDeleteSaw you at Tatertots & Jello.... This is adorable! I must make one for my kitchen!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea Carrie. It's projects like this that make me grateful for the hot glue gun!
ReplyDeleteI'd love it if you could link this project up to my Simply Christmas Inspiration party at http://shabbyartboutique.blogspot.com/2011/11/inspiration-friday.html
I think the end product benefited from the aggressive gluing. Cute as can be!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I haven't seen this style of Christmas wreath before. Would you like to share this during my blog birthday celebration? Or, any other project you'd like to share is great, too. Email me for more details-foundmyfavorite@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that?! Great idea! Please say you'll share it here!
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This is such a great idea!! I come across these all the time at the local thrift shop!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteFun and not difficult. Love it.
ReplyDeleteSuper cuute.. SO creative and beautiful. Very Festive for the season.. I would LOVE if you could please link and share this awesome feature via my Special Christmas Soiree party please ; )) http://theartsygirlconnection.blogspot.com/2011/11/my-favorite-christmas-recipea-special.html TY so much.. Wishing you a great mid-week.. ~M
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely precious --- thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Becky
www.fromgentogen.com
very cute, and different!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! I would love it if you would come link up at my blog!
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This is so creative!! Would love for you to link up @ Find Your Craft Friday over on my blog!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Friday!
Emily @ BabyBerry
http://weinzapfelbabyberry.blogspot.com/
Very excitedt to see this and see hot glue gun worked. I have been trying to make one of these wreaths and every time I hung it up 10 min. later it would fall apart.
ReplyDeleteYours looks great! And I love that it cost so little. I'd love to have you come link up at my Handmade Christmas linky party!
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That is WAY cute!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo clever! Love it.
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