I am so happy that March is here! Now that March has begun, spring is only a few days away! On the first Thursday of every month, I share a decorating tip at Ask Anna, and today I am sharing my easy but pretty rainbow spring wreath!
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, some pinking shears
and a wire wreath form.
For more photos, and for the complete how-to, be sure to visit my rainbow spring wreath tutorial at Ask Anna!
Pin this project for later!
I was trying to think of some kind of Spring wreath to make. This one is just what I wanted. I’ll have to make one. Thanks for sharing!
Angela McKinney recently posted…Great Kids Snacks Day 6
Hope you have fun making your wreath, Angela!
So sweet for spring and looks so easy to do! Already pinned it!
Thanks for pinning, Rondell! 🙂
Love this! Super cute and something I can do with my son. He’s learning how to use scissors so this would be fun for him
Kelly @ A Mother’s Design recently posted…Life, yoga and getting by
This would be super fun to do with my grandkids. I’m pinning it for later!
Shelle @ PreparednessMama recently posted…Recommended Storage Times for Frozen Food
Thanks, Shelle! I hope you get to make this craft with your grandkids!
Ooh, this looks kind of fun. I bet my 3.5 yr old would love to make this with me.
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This looks really cute. I know my kids would enjoy making this. Thank you for sharing this idea.
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Cute wreath. I’m not a huge holiday decorator, but love seeing what other people put out.
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This looks super easy and something that would be really fun for my kids to try. Thank you for sharing.
So fun and festive!
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I’m stopping by from the Spring Craft Blog Hop! It’s great co-hosting with you…I love this colorful wreath! It just makes me smile! 🙂
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