I sure had fun getting crafty this weekend.
I made a Summer Wreath in Patriotic Red, White & Blue Denim
from a Dollar Tree pool noodle!
We had sunshine on Saturday and our family took advantage by getting out in our yard and tackling some projects. We BBQ’ed that evening and had a super dinner! The boys made my mother in law and I breakfast on Sunday and I went to see Dark Shadows with a friend in the afternoon, then relaxed and did some crafting in the evening.It was a perfect day!
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I was really excited to try making another wreath. I made my first one ever, a coffee filter wreath, back in January, and I’ve been wanting to make another one ever since!

I recently heard you could use a
pool noddle as a wreath form!?
Well, that sounded pretty thrifty to me.
I grabbed one from the dollar tree, used an old pair of jeans, added some scrap fabric and
pool noddle as a wreath form!?
Well, that sounded pretty thrifty to me.
I grabbed one from the dollar tree, used an old pair of jeans, added some scrap fabric and
made a fun, Summertime wreath.
This was a totally relaxing project.
Loving that the pool noodle was only $1!
The jeans (my denim fabric) were torn and totally un repairable, so this was a super way to re use them!
The fabric that I used to make all the flowers was just scrap I have had forever.
This is an easy, entry level project anyone could manage.
(and probably with scraps from around the house and a $1!)
That made it…
“Cheap & Easy”
{which fits my very strict criteria}
I’ll post a “start-to-finish” tutorial on how
I made this later in the week.
Since I couldn’t wait to share!
SHARING AT:
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So pretty. OK it’s one of those things that you say why didn’t I think of that 🙂
XOXO
Kristin
Wow, that’s really using your “NOODLE!” I know, I need to keep my day job. :0)
Seriously, really neat. I love the fact you used a cheapy dollar store item too!
You should also link up at the Checkered Apple…she’s doing a patriotic link up party all month or something!
This wreath is fabulous, Shannon! What a great idea using a noodle for a wreath form. I’m your newest follower and I’m a newbie posting over at Debbiedoo’s. Thanks for doing what you do!
Hand it over! I love it. It is so darn cute! I can’t wait to see how you made those awesome flowers!
You did a great job.
Oh I love it! This wreath is so stinkin’ cute! I love, love, love red & white gingham!
A pool noodle…who would have thought?
So, so cute!!! I love it. Glad to hear you had a wonderful Mother’s Day. Hope you have an awesome week. 🙂
This is so much fun, Shannon!
I love the denim and the fabric you chose for the other flowers really pops against the background. This gives me some ideas for making a Canada Day wreath!
I don’t know that I would have the patience to make a coffee filter wreath but this is certainly a contender! I guess it’s time to take my Fall wreath down (especially since it fell off the door today!)
Too cute! I love the flowers…can’t wait for the tutorial! Old jeans and a pool noodle? Pure genious!
Jessica
I was going to say that you’re my kind of woman (“cheap”) with your decorating ideas, but that sounded a little off-color…LOL! Instead, I’ll say that your INEXPENSIVE ideas are so clever and utterly cute. I just may have to buy a pool noodle or two!
It’s beautiful! I need to get a wreath together. My daughter says my front porch looks bare. Can you imagine any place I am (Ms. Clutter-Bug that I am) looking bare?
Brenda
Great looking wreath Shannon! I really like the denim flower you made for it. Your wreath has a patriotic feel and I’d love for you to link up your project at my Patriotic Link Party going on right now @ http://thecheckeredapple.blogspot.com.
Oh..adore this! You are really getting a jump on things!! ;0
so cute! and love that it is a pool noodle… that to me makes it even more memorial day appropriate!
How flippin cute Shannon! Very creative and I love that it is from a pool noodle, who would think?
Very creative and pretty. Great job!
Cynthia