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Halloween Wreath

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I am so excited about Halloween. I don’t really do much for the day but love to make fun stuff to enjoy it. I love using stuff that normally would have been thrown away. Yes my husband is always chiding me about my hoarder ways. I saw this “craft” paper packing and how to save it for something..It worked fabulously with this project. I want to remind all that there is no glue holding the paper to the wire. I used only the chalk paint to make it stay. It is very sturdy. I love all of the great supplies that AlteredPages has. These items help my imagination soar. I also found by using the little Pots I am more organized…FEAR, FEAR of organization…that really scares me. I hope you enjoy my post!

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Supply list:

Wire Hanger
Craft paper or newpaper cut into squares 5 x 5
Paper plate or tray for painting
Brushes (one for painting and a toothbrush for splattering)
Metallic paint (on hand)
gloves (optional)
Tacky glue (on hand)
Collage Sheets:
Scissors


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  1. TonyaTuesday, July 28, 2015

    What a fun wreath! You could make one for each holiday too! Great job!

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  2. Steph S.Tuesday, July 28, 2015

    I love it. I am definitely going to give this a try. TFS, Debi!

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  3. DIYDesignStudioTuesday, July 28, 2015

    Loving this one, a great decor item!!!

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  4. Barbara RankinThursday, July 30, 2015

    Fabulous, love getting inky! TFS I may have to give this a try, too!

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