I have been busy for over a month trying to get to a craft project.
Things just kept jumping in my way. I can't imagine how 5 girls and a baby would do that! ha!
Yesterday I took the time to sit and make a bow with my bow a dabra that I received recently.
This is the neatest little item when it comes to making a bow...
This is the neatest little item when it comes to making a bow...
Before I go to much longer I will explain why I have a "July 4th" bow made in April....I had to explain it to Jesse too! I guess I am the only person with patriotic themes on my mind....but with my two boys in the Service I tend to lean that way! So there is the reason I am making a bow and wreath for my door at the end of April!
After I was finished with the bow I sat it aside til this morning. The following things are what I used in making my wreath.
"Army Man Wreath"
1. Wreath
2. Red, white and blue flowers ( I found these at Michael's)
3. Stars and patriotic man (I found these at Michaels too)
4. Yellow flowers with red tint (Yep, Michaels too)
5. Glue Gun
6. Pipe Cleaners
I started by attaching the bow to the wreath. I put a small spot of glue on the yellow ribbons where they would attach to the wreath. I then took the blue ribbon and attached them close to the yellow ribbons.
I took my cutting tool and cut the flowers off the stems. I then took the flowers and attched them onto the wreath with the hot glue gun.
I placed the Patriotic Man in the middle of the wreath at the bottom with the stars on the right and left of him. I worked with the bow some more as far as making it look better then I decided it was time to take the wreath to place it on my door.
As I past thru the apartment I asked Jesse how he liked it....He said: "Susan, it is not July 4th." He did not get it...this was about the boys not the 4th of July, although I can use it for that!
Here is the wreath on the door:
The yellow is for when Ben goes overseas to Afghanstain.....goes something like this:
"Tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree"....
6. Pipe Cleaners
I started by attaching the bow to the wreath. I put a small spot of glue on the yellow ribbons where they would attach to the wreath. I then took the blue ribbon and attached them close to the yellow ribbons.
I took my cutting tool and cut the flowers off the stems. I then took the flowers and attched them onto the wreath with the hot glue gun.
I placed the Patriotic Man in the middle of the wreath at the bottom with the stars on the right and left of him. I worked with the bow some more as far as making it look better then I decided it was time to take the wreath to place it on my door.
As I past thru the apartment I asked Jesse how he liked it....He said: "Susan, it is not July 4th." He did not get it...this was about the boys not the 4th of July, although I can use it for that!
Here is the wreath on the door:
The yellow is for when Ben goes overseas to Afghanstain.....goes something like this:
"Tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree"....
2 comments:
I LOVE it momma!!!!
-Bec
I put my red, white and blue out around mid May and it stays out until the fall/September. Oh wait, I went ahead and put out some of my yard stuff that is Uncle Sam, never mind. Any time is a good time for red, white, blue and yellow!
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