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be thankful wreath - thistlewood farm

remodeling a vintage farmhouse in the middle of the country

at our house at dinner time….when we sit down to tea and pizza…

it's called high/low

detailed descriptions of the lunch menu are welcomed

free-for-all

all set to a low-pitched roar

at the center of it all….when the noise and hustle and bustle and laughter swirls around the dinner table…

….sometimes i catch my husband's twinkling eye

ribbon

photo paper

these frames had a hinge on the back

i twisted the easel part of the frame until it was loose and then removed the easel part of the frame like shown

after removing the easel part of the picture frame

this allows the frames to lay flat on the wreath

i printed out and pictures from my computer onto basic photo paper

i printed out wallet size photographs and it was almost the perfect size

continue until all frames have been filled

step 4: add a ribbon to the back of the picture frames

cut a length of ribbon and thread through the back of the frame opening

step 5: tie ribbon

take the ribbon and wrap it around a branch of the grapevine wreath

tie in a knot and secure tightly so the frame lays flat against the wreath

trim excess ribbon

continue until you have filled the wreath

it took me approximately picture frames to complete the wreath

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….we have a tradition

lows disguised as comments a sibling are not allowed

it's a melee

circus

we share a look

look that counts our blessings

every one

….and that betsy ross and jackie kennedy got an a on their speeches

to help us all count our blessings….i made a wreath

i asked everyone what they were thankful

hung the wreath in the kitchen

it the perfect decoration…

….for when the circus comes to town

be thankful wreath

picture frames

old grapevine wreath from the goodwill pile

glue

step 1: assemble supplies and remove the easels from the frames

i found these frames at michaels in the $ aisle

discard hinges

step 2: print out the photographs you want to use

i then typed out the quotes in different fonts

step 3: add pictures to frame

make sure you have a variety of the 2" x 3" frames and you have a selection of horizontal and vertical photographs

step 7: continue adding picture frames to the wreath

add the picture frames to the wreath

picture frames should overlap and be spaced closely together

the wreath is such a fun project to create as a family and a wonderful way to count your blessings…

…..especially this one. 🙂

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posted on: november 1

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