Make A Monogram

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   Debbie refresh resytle - April 14, 2014

   Beautiful! I love all the colors, I need this on my front door! I may just have to make one, a “W” of course 🙂
   Debbie

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     Ann Winiarski - May 4, 2014

     please send a picture of your W! I really want to do this too but I am not very crafty……

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   laura@top this top that - April 14, 2014

   Melissa, I just love this idea and it looks amazing against that blue door. If I had to get married all over again ( thankfully I am not) this would be perfect with fresh stems too!,

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   Sonya ~At Home with The Barkers - April 14, 2014

   This is gorgeous Melissa! You did a great job with shaping the S…I should make one! ~Sonya

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   Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions - April 14, 2014

   That is just beautiful, Melissa! I couldn’t help but think how great that would look at a wedding.

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   Pamela @ FlowerPatchFarmhouse.com - April 14, 2014

   I just love that! I was trying to think what to put on my studio/cottage doors and this is perfect. Now to get to a craft/hobby store. I live more than an hour away from any but it would be well worth the trip!

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   Nana Diana - April 14, 2014

   I absolutely LOVE this monogram, Melissa! It is SPECTACULAR! xo Diana

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   Christy @ Our Southern Home - April 14, 2014

   Melissa,
   This is just gorgeous and oh so southern!!! ~Christy

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   Hellie's Corner - April 14, 2014

   I love your floral letter, it’s so pretty, it would make a great, very special gift for someone.

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   JaneEllen - April 14, 2014

   Wow, what other word could express how awesome, gorgeous, spectacular your monogram is, what a fantastic job you did. Did you have all those items at home already? You almost outdid yourself this time.
   I’d so love to make something like yours, you seem to make things like that without any strain. Is making florals your specialty? Great job Melissa

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    Paula@SweetPea - April 14, 2014

    This is so pretty! I can think of so many places to hang something like this in my home. It also is a great idea for a wedding or party!

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    dah - April 14, 2014

    I want one too! Gorgeous!

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    JP - April 14, 2014

    This is just breathtaking and what a fabulous job with your tutorial.I’d love to make one, but I just don’t see the letter P looking as great as your pretty S.
    I pinned it for others to try!
    JP

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    Jen @ Girl in the Garage - April 15, 2014

    It’s gorgeous, I love it! I came over from Pinterest and I’m sharing it on my FB page today also. 🙂

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    Nancy @ Artsy Chicks Rule - April 15, 2014

    That is a gorgeous monogram!! I love it! And a fabulous tutorial to go along with it! Thanks for sharing. 🙂

    Nancy

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    Deborah - April 15, 2014

    Well, oh my word, would you look at that! It is absolutely gorgeous. My last name is Smith so I’ll take this one please lol! I’ll be pinning and shopping for flowers very soon!
    Blessings, Deborah

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    Tammy - April 16, 2014

    Just Beautiful….the colors are fantastic…love it!

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    Sandy - April 18, 2014

    Gorgeous project and excellent tutorial! Since my budget is limited, I’m saving my Jo-Anne and Michaels coupons to gather supplies for future projects. I find that sometimes making things myself can get costly. Just curious what the cost was for this project?

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    Carol-Anne - April 21, 2014

    Hi Melissa: Love this tutorial, so many uses for a floral monogram, birthdays, anniversaries,and of course weddings. I’m a professional floral designer and hope you don’t mind me suggesting a simple extra step to your excellent tutorial. Leave stems approx. 1″ to 1 1/2″ long (just as long as they’re shorter than the depth of foam) and prior to inserting, add a dab of hot glue to the ends and along the stems then press firmly into the foam. Try to avoid re-insertions as this will weaken the foam. Adding glue to the floral stems will lengthen the life of the wreath considerably. Think I’ll make one of these for an upcoming baby shower. Thanks for posting!

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    Lisa Palmese - May 5, 2014

    Melissa,
    I am a New Fan and I Just Love what You have done here and
    I will Share it with Everyone on My Page !! I Look forward
    to Visiting You more.
    Thank You
    Lisa

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    Christal - May 14, 2014

    I love it but I don’t understand how you added the flowers 🙁 Did you stick the stems through the foam or through the chicken wire? It really is stunning

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    Rosanna smith - May 24, 2014

    I love everything about this site

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    Rhonds Eicher - July 6, 2015

    Love this! I will be making me one! I am so glad to hear you won! You deserved it!

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    C. N. West - July 6, 2015

    absolutely love your work and your instructions are very much on point. Can I ask for the W instructions I hope they are not to complicated. Thanks.

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    Jovita - July 9, 2015

    I love that S pretty colors

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    Abby - July 13, 2015

    Well sadly this did not work for me the A wasn’t good. Thanks

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    Leah - January 15, 2016

    So, since these are silk flowers, wouldn’t it be any easier just to use styrofoam? Cut the letter out of styrofoam glue it on cardboard for extra stability and use either glue. In my case I’d use my floral picks and cover the sides with moss.

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      MJ Fortney - January 26, 2016

      Leah…if using silk,flowers, I would use a paper mache form. Hot glue and styrofoam is kinda funky….

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    Carrie - February 28, 2016

    What are the dimensions of the letter? I need to make an “A”. Thanks

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    Jennifer Z - April 21, 2016

    I absolutely LOVE this idea!! So glad I can do a “Z” and not “S”. Haha!! Thank
    You for the great tutorial.

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    Joycee Schneider - April 28, 2016

    H THIS is awesome! !! Thanks for sharing. Joycee

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    Ashlyn - September 22, 2016

    Beautiful!!! Love this!

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    lighting ideas - November 3, 2016

    beautiful, i like this design

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    cek kuota internet - November 3, 2016

    i love floral for interior design

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    Bonnie - February 24, 2017

    Great idea and your directions are very clear and I hope will be easy to follow. My daughter and I hope to make one for her front door!

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    maura - April 5, 2017

    wow i think that was amazing i am looking for an idea for a very tall church door arch

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    Lauren Kalina - August 24, 2017

    Love this idea! Please tell us the color of this light blue door paint??

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    Terry - September 14, 2017

    Melissa, I just adore your monogram wreath. New to your site & just saw it. When I had a wedding business years ago, we used to make them often. We just used Styrofoam sheets cut into initial and glued flowers (using Elmer’s glue since hot glue tends to melt Styrofoam; newer low-temp guns may work ok though). I made one for myself a couple of years ago using a pool noodle and wire coat hanger to shape. My initial is C, so very easy but others would be simple too. Pool noodles are really dense so they really hold the flowers without gluing but you could still glue if you want. From one Southern Gal to another, I have to say you nailed it and certainly deserved the win. Go Girl!

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    linda dillon - June 23, 2018

    I really love your ideas and your tutorials with pictures and names needed for everything. I’m starting on my letter for my door tomorrow.
    Found everything here in Granbury, without having to drive to Ft. Worth, thank goodness.. Again, thank you for sharing you different ideas with us.

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    GH Neal - June 18, 2020

    This is very pretty and seems to be simple enough that it think I maybe able to make it.
    Thanks

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