You can never go wrong with a beautiful, affordable, and unique decor piece in your home. This wreath is made from something you’d probably never guess … that’s right – coffee filters! Can you even believe it?
Everything I used to make this wreath we already had in the house; so, essentially it cost me $0. *woop woop*! It also goes along with my re-usable wreath theme:
Patriotic Wreath, Summertime Wreath, Spring Lemon Wreath, Winter Snowflake Wreath, Burlap Fall Wreath, Halloween Ghost Wreath
Printabelle says
Super pretty! I love how fluffy and antique looking it is! Thanks for linking.
Claire @ The Rustic Pig says
This is so cute!! I found you at Uncommonly Yours link up party! When I first saw it, I would have never guessed it was coffee filters! Very creative!
I would love for you to share this at my fist ever linky party! http://www.therusticpig.com/2012/09/my-first-linky-party.html
Sam says
Linked! Thanks for the invite!
Pam says
I love this and especially how inexpensive! What a great idea.
I saw your link on Your Whims Wed.
Cody says
This is such a great tutorial, and what a beautiful end product! Definitely will have to try this! :)
Please feel free to come link up over on my blog as well! Love your tutorial and want to share it with the world!
http://luanded.blogspot.com/2012/09/happy-humpday-handmade-link-party.html
Sam says
Linked up…thanks for the invite!
Jill @ Create.Craft.Love. says
I’ve been wanting to try this for ages! Yours turned out so adorable! And I love your window! Thanks for sharing at the Pomp Party! Hope to see you back next week! Pinning!
Brooke @ Inside-Out Design says
So pretty! I’ve been wanting to do this! I love how you stained yours, it looks really nice!
Trish @ Uncommon says
This is such a pretty wreath and I just love how full it is! The tea staining really set it apart from others that I have seen! Great job and thank you so much for sharing it with us this week!
Take care,
Trish
Britni says
I have a soft spot for your wreath too! So pretty!!
Jeanette says
Thank you so much for linking to Homa Style’s No Orange Autumn Display Link Party. Your wreath is incredible and I was excited to show it to my readers. Plus I wanted to know how you made it! Saw one on Pinterest but couldn’t find the instructions! Homa Style will be hosting a Simple Holiday Handmade Gift Idea Link Party {Please no sale items} on Oct 31. Hope to see you there. Thanks again!
Kimberly says
I loved your wreath so much I used it as inspiration for some flowers I made on my yarn wreath. I linked back to you on my blog. I’d love for you to check it out. Thanks for the great tutorial.
Kimberly @ mypinterestreality.com
Courtney says
Hey – thanks for this great tutorial! I’m sure I’ve seen variations of this wreath on Pinterest and elsewhere, but when I saw yours, I knew I had to try it! If you’re interested, I posted some photos of mine on my facebook webpage:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.270756503027433.45062.100457466724005&type=1
And I LOOOOOVED the result! I know you mentioned the idea of burning the edges for a different look – I tried something a little different – inking the edges using a stamp pad. I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out. All in all, it made a great fall housewarming gift for my friend last week. Just wanted to say thanks!
Sam says
It looks GREAT – I’m glad you liked it!
Leslie @ House on the Way says
Loving your wreath! Thanks so much for sharing it at my Twirl & Take a Bow Party. Stop by House on the Way tomorrow to see it featured! Be sure to grab a “featured” button too!
Leslie
Sam says
Thanks Leslie!
My Girlish Whims says
Thanks so much for linking up to Your Whims Wednesday, I featured this on my blog today! Come stop by and grab a featued button: http://www.mygirlishwhims.com/2013/10/your-whims-wednesday-131-and-features.html
Sam says
Thanks so much!
Cindy Dental says
Instead of burning the edges you could use a marker in the desired color
and just do the edges. The filters are absorbant enough to pick up the color.
Robin~AllThingsHeartandHome says
Beautiful wreath and the filters look like parchment…I love it! Thanks for inspiring us at Twirl and Take a Bow! ox
Amanda @ Dwelling in Happiness says
This is so pretty!! I love how the edges on some are darker, it really gives it dimension. I also LOOOVE that it’s such a cheap wreath to make! Yay for cheap. :) Visiting from The Makers! Would also love for you to link up at Motivational Mondays! It ends on Fridays. :) http://www.dwellinginhappiness.com/motivational-monday/
Sam says
I’m glad you like it! :-)
Hello, I'm Leslie! says
Love the wreath! Thanks for sharing at the Twirl & Take a Bow Party! Have a great week.
Leslie
patraphilips says
cute cute CUTE!
Amber L. says
It’s gorgeous!
Mandee Thomas says
This is absolutely lovely! An a very affordable DIY too :D I wanted to let you know that this post is being featured tonight at the Create & Share Link Party (7:00 PM MST)! Congratulations!!! Can’t wait to see what you share with us this week :)
http://designsbymissmandee.blogspot.com/
Sam says
Thanks so much, Mandee! :-)
My Girlish Whims says
What a great project! I love how this turned out! :)
divya sharma says
I love this. Love its color. Thanks for sharing.
Sam says
Thank you!