Fall Wreath.

You know the big, beautiful fall wreaths that are $60 at Target and $100 at the Pottery Barn? I really want one, but I won't pay that much. Wreaths are easy to make, but it isn't really the kind of project that excites me and I never like how mine turn out. I always end up with something that looks kind of anemic and really homemade--but not in a good way.

Anyway, I really wanted something on the front door and since I wasn't willing to shell out the money, I only had one choice. I decided to give it one more try and this time I think I finally figured it out: I have to use two wreaths to get the look I'm going for. I used a 24 in and an 18 inch.

I stacked them on top of each other and secured them together with floral wire.

Then $20 worth of supplies (wreaths included) and 20 minutes later I had my wreath. I didn't glue anything, just used wire to secure everything so I can take it all off and reuse it.

I put the project off for a week, but it wasn't as annoying to make as I thought it was going to be. In fact, it was almost fun. I might even do it again someday.