How to Make a Snowball Wreath

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   Marisa - November 6, 2013

   Plan on some outdoor activity that would require picnic tables and nice weather 🙂

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   cassie - November 6, 2013

   looks awesome and i love the touch of red ribbon!

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   Karen - November 6, 2013

   Hi stranger!! 🙂 Sorry I have been MIA. I have not missed one of your posts but have not commented in a while. I absolutely LOVE this wreath! I must make one this year for my front door! You are always so creative and thrifty with your crafts. I love that about you! Hope you are doing well. We must have lunch soon!! ((hugs)) Karen

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   Dee - November 6, 2013

   Your wreath is so cute!

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   Cynthia - November 6, 2013

   This wreath is so cute!

   Cynthia

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   Luisa - November 6, 2013

   Very adorable and creative! We had that same snow about 3 years ago and didn’t have sleds either. My husband and I used a lid from one of our large plastic bins. It worked perfectly!

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   Charlotte { Char } Belange - November 6, 2013

   Hi Melissa,
   I love the Snowball wreath. About the sleds 1-first starting checking the Goodwil1. 2-What you will need to make your sled/s
   1- 1 heavy duty garbage bag that is the best is the big black one bag.
   2- cut a piece of heavy duty cardboard 1 1/2″ smaller on each side of the bag.
   3 – then cut that piece about 4/5″ from top of bag,put cardboard in bag
   4 – fold bag down in side use duck tape to hold it.
   5 – fold the rest of the bag over the top to cover the folded in side
   use the duck tape to hold that bag over the cardboard so maybe it won’t get wet 6 -try it out if it won’t go fast spray with Pam let it dry. then go have fun.

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   Nana Diana - November 6, 2013

   Awwwwww…we get a TON of snow! I’ll send you a semi-load along about January~;>) The kids here even use big pieces of cardboard as a slider-it works great- xo Diana

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   Katelyn - November 10, 2013

   I LOVE this wreath! I love snow, if I could, I’d move somewhere that it snows most of the year. This wreath is wonderful, so clever! 🙂

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    Kim @ Exqusitely Unremarkable - November 11, 2013

    Super cute…totally love it! I love simple designs that pop and this certainly qualifies! Plus, I am a total sucker for anything red! 😉

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    KC @ The Real Thing with the Coake Family - November 11, 2013

    This is such a cute wreath! I love it! Let’s hope for some snow, so you can use your sleds this year.
    KC

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    Pamela - November 13, 2013

    Too too cute Melissa!

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    Corey @ Tinysidekick - November 15, 2013

    This is really cute! I’d love for you to come share it at the Handmade Holiday Link Party that just started today over at TinySidekick.com.
    Hope to see you there!

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    Jenna - October 16, 2014

    No way – this is adorable and so easy!!!! Must do it!

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    laura@notatrophywife.com - November 15, 2014

    Found you on Pinterest! Love this wreath! laura

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    Elva Roberts - October 13, 2017

    I love, love, love this Snowball Wreath. The red ribbon completes the picture. I hope I can get enough tasks completed that I can make this wreath. I really can’t say enough about much I love its classic simplicity.

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    Julie Kitchener - October 16, 2018

    Beautiful wreath! thank you for the inspiration

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    Evelyn - November 29, 2018

    Love it…what size is the foam wreath…thank you

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