Cut leftover wood, attach a small piece of scrap chicken wire with staples onto the back. Give it a shabby paint job and insert your filters. Just twist and scrunch. You can tape the back of the filters to secure. You can also cut a piece of heavy cardboard into a wreath, Make it square, round, heart shaped or use your monogram. Glue on the scrunched filters.
out a bit, but I was impatient and wanted to take the picture.
Another no-cost project that's all about reuse, recycle, re purpose, rethink.
I am linking to Cindy at My Romantic Home Show and Tell.
also to Coastal Charm for Nifty Thrifty
http://romantichome.blogspot.com/2010/05/show-and-tell-friday_27.html
I am linking to Cindy at My Romantic Home Show and Tell.
also to Coastal Charm for Nifty Thrifty
http://romantichome.blogspot.com/2010/05/show-and-tell-friday_27.html
How cute Rita, love this idea another one of your greats my friend...I use to have 3 yorkies all at one time Mama and her 2 girls...Named Talu, Brittany and tiffany..lost tiffany 5 years ago and never have gotten anymore...too hard on me when I lost my girls...sighs...Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
ReplyDeleteHi Rita,
ReplyDeleteI love your coffee filter wreath, it is fabulous!! Is old coffee grounds really good for your garden? I'll have to try this!
Have a great weekend.
Sincerely,
Melinda
Hi, Rita. I was perusing blogs tonight and saw your coffee filter wreath, sugar, and it adorable. I do roses with filters and just love doing them. I'm finding it dries our my fingers something awful though. Sweet job and nice meeting you.
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Connie
I love your coffee filter idea -- I have three granddaughters that I'm going to do this project with -- thank you!
ReplyDeleteVERY cute! Thanks so much for sharing this neat idea!
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