I realise it should have been gracing our front door at least a week ago but everything's late here this year, and besides I didn't have enough of the right kind of waste. So it wasn't until this morning that I hung up our recycled wreath. Inspired by the photo I used to illustrate this month's Carnival of Trash, I created my own version. The basic structure was provided by a (willow?) ring I bought half price from The Guild on Monday. I wrapped it in plastic netting from the satsumas and chocolate coins I bought for our stockings. The sweetie papers came from a friend's Christmas drinks party. The bows were from our crackers. I'm rather pleased with the result and we can keep adding to it over the next 10 days.
Saturday, 27 December 2008
Recycled (W)reath
I realise it should have been gracing our front door at least a week ago but everything's late here this year, and besides I didn't have enough of the right kind of waste. So it wasn't until this morning that I hung up our recycled wreath. Inspired by the photo I used to illustrate this month's Carnival of Trash, I created my own version. The basic structure was provided by a (willow?) ring I bought half price from The Guild on Monday. I wrapped it in plastic netting from the satsumas and chocolate coins I bought for our stockings. The sweetie papers came from a friend's Christmas drinks party. The bows were from our crackers. I'm rather pleased with the result and we can keep adding to it over the next 10 days.
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2 comments:
This is really amazing - how inspiring and creative! Well done you and I hope you enjoyed a good CHristmas
Mrs G x
We did thanks Mrs G.
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