Hi, friends!
Happy Monday! I hope you had a great weekend!
I had a very lovely girls weekend with some loooooong-time friends.
There’s something so comforting about spending time with people who’ve known you since you were little and share happy, sad and funny hilarious memories with.
I have a confession to make:
I kept my interior Christmas wreathes up in the windows of my house until March. I loved the way they looked and they added some character to our dining room, so I didn’t want to take them down.
Then March arrived, and I knew they had to go.
I replaced them with two simple, springy wreaths that were so easy to make!
I basically used some floral wire and attached some springy sprigs to a twig wreath. I weaved some flowers in, stood back and high-fived myself for making an easy wreath. Then I made another one.
It’s so hard to photograph something with a window behind it, but you can see my two springy wreaths hanging in my dining room windows! I simply looped the spring wreaths through the burlap bows that held my holiday wreathes! Easy switch!
How have you been spring-ifying your house?
SO pretty, April! I’ve made two wreaths this year for Spring, one for my Mom and one for my mantel. But my front door is still naked! This is so simple and fresh. XO
Ha! A naked front door…that just sounds funny! 🙂 Thanks, Christy!
Very pretty and springy, April! I love the burlap bows too. And don’t feel bad about leaving your wreaths up. I may or may not have left my Christmas lights up outside until March. Whoops! 🙂
Ha! You were THAT neighbor, huh? I guess the cold weather could be your excuse! 🙂
Love the wreath! I haven’t done “spring” decorating, but I have started to update some of my rooms. Today was the first time in a month that I went to Hobby Lobby…I’m sure my husband wasn’t happy. They were having a sale so I got flowers for my entertainment center, two new pictures for my kitchen, new spring coasters, two yellow chevron pillow cases for the living room and a new hanging decoration for my entry way. Hobby Lobby is a dangerous place for me 🙂
These look beautiful and fit perfectly in your windows 🙂