Okay, Okay, I know I am the very last person to jump on the bandwagon and make a coffee filter wreath but truthfully I made this one over a year ago when I was only a blog lurker wannabe!
Salvaged Whimsy posted a fabulous tutorial on how to make a coffee filter wreath so I will spare you the details here.
I did take step by step pictures during the process, and since I was a blogger wannabe I thought they may come in handy some day to post. Well a year later now that I see that everyone has “been there done that” then like I said, I will spare you the exaggerated details.
Step 1 – Glue
Step 2 – Glue More
Step 3 – Glue till your fingers burn
Step 4 – Glue till the wreath burns and changes color
Just kidding.
It took FOREVER but I had so much fun that I decided to make two.
So fancy, don’t you think?
I like them and who can go wrong with a project totaling less than $2 for some coffee filters!
Well I admit I am late to the game but I can still play, right?
~Tami
It looks beautiful. I'm ALWAYS late to the game. Lol. Thanks for the idea. I love your blog. I'm your newest follower.
Would love to see you DIY Home Sweet home.
Jamie
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P.S. I have a linky every Monday. Would love for you to stop by and link up.
I made one about a month ago. The family was quite impressed. I used a straw wreath with the plastic left on to eliminate the mess. I also used a highligher to wrap the coffee filter and put hot glue on the end to keep my fingers from burning. I am sure that makes NO sense, but I had fun making it.
I have to laugh because I also made one about a year ago…it's hanging in my living room 🙂
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