Coffee Filter Wreath

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Coffee Filter Wreath

Use a hula hoop, coffee filters, hot glue, and some lace to make this show-stopping decoration that makes a maximum impact in your house! You can see the size best in this picture. Perfect for bridal showers, birthday parties, or wedding decor. All you need for this project is a hula hoops, coffee filters, hot glue, and material for the center (I used lace). Make sure you check out the full tutorial on my site! http://christinasadventures.com/2012/07/coffee-filter-flower-bridal-shower…

Here is my tutorial for an easy and inexpensive coffee filter wreath.

I don't drink it, but I sure do brew up a lot of it! Dyed coffee filter wreaths were the centerpieces on each table at my recent event, and were the raffle prizes. They were a big hit! So much so that several of the women ran home to dye coffee filters, and will be back here Friday night to make wreaths ~ and I finally got my dining room cleaned. Well, I guess we call that a blank slate, right!? The glue guns will be fired up and the glitter flying! I've added the simple dying instructions…

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I've made several coffee filter wreaths over the last few months. They come out really pretty, and I just enjoy making them Here are the pics of what I've done so far... cuz y'all know how I am, I will make more Santa's Belt: I dyed the coffee filters with a red liquid fabric dye, used ribbon and glittered scrapbook paper for the buckle (I ended up donating this one to the elementary school for a raffle) Leprechaun: I pretty much did the same as on the Santa's Belt one, just added a cute…

If you thought this was going to be just another coffee filter wreath then you will be pleasantly surprised! #holiday #repurpose #crafts #diy #christmas With a lot of time and patience you can make plain ordinary coffee filters look like an elegant work of art! Wine helps too! It seems to move slow at first but don't give up, the end result definitely makes a statement. These wings are approx. 4 feet tall and used roughly 2,400 filters (don't fret, that is 12 packages at only $1.48…

Holiday door decor for under $50 - The wreath, The stocking | The wreath | The basket Lindsay Jones, a Mesa wife and mom of three, turned to coffee filters to fashion an elegant holiday wreath that cost slightly more than $30. The crafter and home decorator (lindsayiscontent.blogspot.com) turned the white coffee filters into a bloss

I have a fun project, if you need one for this weekend! It is fairly inexpensive, depending on what flowers and ribbon you use and you don’t have to think very hard to make it, so put on a good movie or in our household a good ballgame! We watched the Utah football game…go Utes! … Continue reading Coffee Filter Wreath →

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