
I think I have assembled the fastest, easiest wreath known to man. You may remember that back in October I put together a Halloween wreath out of a $2 scavenged wreath form.
Well, I still had that wreath from lying around and so I decided that once again I would start with it as a blank canvas.
I don't have any "Valentines-y" floral picks, and so I had to figure out what I could use that was lying around the house. Because I made a new Valentine's garland recently, I had this dollar store one leftover from last year's mantle.

I considered cutting it up and wiring the hearts to the wreath, but then my lazy gene kicked in and I so I decided just to wrap the garland around the wreath form.

I added a silver bow that I forgot to put away with all the Christmas decorations..(I told you my lazy gene was in gear!)

I hung it on the front door.. and VOILA. A free, easy and quick little wreath for Valentine's day. The kind of project I can really stand behind.

Sharing at these parties.
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