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Jute Webbing Love

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I’m a little late sharing my Valentines Day wreath.  Heck, I was late even getting up on my front door.  I had my in-laws in town for a week earlier in the month and they just put a cramp in my crafting style…Just Kidding!Anyways, to keep it simple, I resorted to snazzing up my seasonal grapevine wreath again ’cause a little voice tells me “You don’t have room to store another wreath”.  Them crazy words be coming out of hubby’s mouth, not mine.

 

Jute Webbing Valentine's Wreath

Jute Webbing Valentines Wreath

This whole wreath recycle took me about 20 minutes.  The only thing I was determined to use was this Jute Webbing that I’ve been hoarding ever since Jillian from Paper a La Mode strung it up her staircase at Christmas.   I fell in love with the Webbing.  It had me at Hello.  I ran to Hobby Lobby the same day and snatched up 3 yards. {love}

Jut Webbing Valentines Wreath

You know you wanna run out and buy some too. {love}

I debated on wrapping myself  the whole wreath in Jute Webbing but I held back by keeping it simple by just adding a Burlap Rosette from Canvas Corp and a red burlap flower cut from a Tim Holtz die.

My Valentines Day wreath was good to go after a little bit of dollar store table scatter hearts and red raffia.  Simple and easy, especially since it will be turning into another seasonal decor soon.

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  2. THE FAMOUS WREATH! Looks great! The Burlap Rosette adds the perfect touch! Thanks for linking up to Every Day is an OCcasion! Have a great weekend! SMiles, Jill

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  9. ha ha Holly late…I have a Valentine flag still haven’t gotten it out….love the rustic country look of your wreath I love that jute webbing can see why you have been hoarding it! Thank you so very much for joining the lsp challenge this week. Karen

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