Rustic Spring Wreath With Vintage Bottles

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Rustic Spring Wreath With Vintage Bottles
Oh I am so excited at the thought of Spring arriving and have been daydreaming about gorgeous gardens and outdoor projects. And I am so happy to share my latest inspiration for Spring decor with you today along with a whole bunch of other talented bloggers with a blog hop... not bunny hop... although you may see some bunnies on this blog hop!...



This Spring blog hop is brought to you by Hometalk and can be followed on SM with the hashtag #DIYMySpring

I have to admit to having craft ADDHD. And with this project I started out with one idea and as I gathered materials to finish it... I got sidetracked and inspired by material in eyeshot and created something totally different... this has never happened to me before... but boy am I glad that it did!



Here is a list of the materials that you will need to make a similar wreath...
  • vine for making wreath, or an already made grapevine wreath
  • wood frame the size of your wreath or slightly larger
  • small glass bottles in different shapes and sizes
  • thin wire for wrapping the bottles
  • green moss - faux or dried
  • faux berry sprig or flowers to place in bottles
  • ribbon or chain for hanging your wreath
  • optional - small metal tray, silver egg shaped beads

I began by wrapping the neck of the bottles with the wire and twisting the end tight. Then I wrapped the wire around the vine wreath and over the bottle a couple of times.


I spotted some of these faux moss rocks that I had bought at the dollar store in my stash of materials and thought I could incorporate some moss into the wreath. I simply peeled the moss cover off the styrofoam and cut into thin pieces.


I tucked it into the vine wreath  in random spots and think it adds more interest. You could use dried moss. I also took apart a simple green berry wreath and added small branches to the bottles. I wanted it to look like buds ready to flower which is what Spring is all about... new life.

I found a frame that was almost the same size as the wreath and added it behind the wreath to make it more substantial and for another layer of interest. I love how the bottles look when the sunlight shines through them.

I used bias seam tape in sage green as a means for hanging the wreath and added bows where the tape attached to the frame.

I cut a larger piece of the faux moss and attached it with some double sided tape to the mini tray which once held a very small salt and pepper shaker. The silver eggs are actually beads that I bought at Hobby Lobby.  I love the contrast between the moss and the silver and the harlequin pattern on the beads.

Here it is all complete. I just love how it turned out. It makes me smile every time I look at it.

Hope I have inspired you to create some Spring decor!

Blessings,
Lucy

Make sure to click on the links below to check out what my creative blogging friends have come up with for Spring projects...



Sharing at these parties...
















MONDAYS
Something to Talk About @ 2 Bees in a Pod
Inspire Me Monday @ Sand  and Sisal
The Scoop @ Stone Gable 
Project Inspire @ Cupcakes and Crinoline
Brag About It Link Party @ My Husband Has Too Many Hobbies

TUESDAYS
SITS Sharefest @ The SITS Girls
Moonlight and Mason Jars @ Cherished Bliss
Inspire Me Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life
Wow Us Wednesdays @ Savvy Southern Style
Talk of the Town @ My Repurposed Life
Dream Create Inspire @ Refresh Living
Swing into Spring @ DIY by Design
Moonlight and Mason Jars @ Maison de Pax
Your Decor and More @ Iris Nacole    First Tuesday of the month

WEDNESDAYS
Homemade and Handcrafted @ Redo It Yourself
Creative Spark @ Two Purple Couches
Share Your Cup Thursday @ Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
Work it Wednesdays @ The Happy Housie
Home and Garden Thursday @ A Delightsome Life
Share Your Style @ The Vintage Nest
Treasure Hunt Thursday @ From My Front Porch to Yours

THURSDAYS
DIY Like a Boss @ Pretty Handy Girl
The DIY Collective @ Average But Inspired
The Creative Circle @ Up to Date Interiors
Vintage Charm @ Charm Bracelet Diva
Shabbilicous Fridays @ The Shabby Art Boutique
Feathered Nest Fridays @ French Country Cottage
The Handmade Hangout @ Too Much Time on my Hands
Simple and Sweet Fridays @ Rooted In Thyme
The Inspiration Gallery @ craftberry bush
Creativity Unleashed @ Practically Functional
Show and Tell Friday @ My Romantic Home
the weekend retreat @ AKA Design
Inspiration Friday @ The Painted Drawer

FRIDAYS
A morning Cup of Joe @ The Cottage Market
Upcycled Link Party @ Funky Junk Interiors
Best of the Weekend @ Sweet Pea

SATURDAYS
Saturday Sparks @ Pieced Pastimes
Share it One More Time @ One More Time Events
DIY Sunday Showcase @ The Interior Frugalista
Sundays at Home @ Love of Home

SUNDAYS
Silver Pennies Sundays @ Finding Silver Pennies
Inspired By You @ Reinvented
Inspiration Monday @ What Meegan Makes
Amaze Me Mondays @ Dwellings
Get Your DIY On @ Confessions of a Serial DIYer  1st Sunday of the month

25 comments

  1. Oh my goodness.... those little bottles totally stole this spring show! ADORE! What a sweet lookin' wreath!

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  2. Such a fun wreath--just love the bottles!

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  3. Love your sweet and pretty wreath! Visiting from the #DIYMySpring blog hop!

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  4. I grew up digging bottles with my Dad, so I'm partial to them--love your idea of incorporating them into a wreath. Such fun!

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  5. Very rustic and very shabby Spring I love it ! You have given me some ideas I've got lots of tiny tonic water bottles, just need to distress them a bit.

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  6. HI Lucy - You always have the best projects and I love this wreath! Visiting as a fellow contributor to #DIYMySpring. Hope your week is full of sunshine! Hugs, Holly

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  7. I love your wreath. What a clever idea to place a round wreath on a square frame. Great look and the vintage bottles are fab too!

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  8. I adore old bottles like these. What a fantastic way to display them!

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  9. I'm in love with your wreath, Lucy!!! It is perfect! Isn't it amazing how getting totally lost in what you're doing and diverting from the initial plan, seems to bring out the best in us to create something truly beautiful? Problem is, I get so engrossed in what I'm doing, that photographing the process, does not even come to mind! Gotta love that right brain! Thanks for feeding mine with inspiration!
    Tania at FARRAGOZ ~ Online Courses in The Art of Patina

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  10. Lucy, I'm crazy about your wreath! Very creative!

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  11. you are speakin my language...I love everything about this, but those bottles are the best!!!!

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  12. Get out of town! Those small vintage bottles, LOVE!!!!!

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  13. Wow!!! How freaking awesome are these?? I LOVE them!!! These would work for Halloween too and be like little potion bottles. Adorbs!! :)

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  14. I LOVE it!!! I love the bottles and the square with the round wreath together. My creative juices are flowing...thank you for the inspiration! ;)

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  15. Darling spring wreath and so smart to reuse the moss! Pinning! XO - Wendi@H2OBunglow

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  16. Very cool wreath Lucy! I love how you used the bottles that way! And the square frame behind the wreath is also very unique !

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  17. You are too creative for words. This wreath is so awesome. Love it....especially those bottles. XOXO

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  18. What a fun use of bottles and a cute wreath.

    Thanks for sharing at SYC.

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  19. What an original and beautiful idea! Thanks for the inspiration, and for sharing this with us at the Your Home Decor and More Link Party!

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  20. I LOVE THIS!!! So incredibly creative!!

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  21. Love this! Glad you didn't try to clean the bottles...not that they are dirty...just love the age they display in their discoloration. :)

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  22. The little old bottles are PRECIOUS and I just love how you incorporated them! Thank you so much for sharing with us at Talk of the Town!

    Sarah (Sadie Seasongoods)

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  23. What an original DIY. Nice job! Thanks for linking up at Welcome Home Wednesdays! See you next week!

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  24. Hello!! I wanted to let you know that your post has been selected as a feature for the Welcome Home Wednesdays Link Party! Stop by and see your post linked up and grab your Featured Button too!! ~Lisa~

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  25. So creative!!!!! I adore this wreath and the bottles are so wonderful! Thanks for sharing at the Your Home Decor and More Link Party!

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