This post is brought to you by Krylon.
I love a good challenge. This summer I had such a fun time in the #24in24 challenge where we built 24 projects in 24 hours. So when Krylon came to me with a new challenge, I couldn’t pass it up. This new challenge is called the “Mystery Box Challenge” and Krylon sent me a box of random items and asked me to create something with at least three of the items for the holiday season! So fun. Here’s what was in the box:
There were so man possibilities running through my head. In the end I decided to make a Holiday Wreath — you know I love making wreaths. And what better way to celebrate the holidays than a festive wreath on the door?
Here’s how I made the Ruffle Canvas Holiday Wreath from these random items:
I took the canvas bag and cut it up into 3 inch wide strips.
Then I took a plain wire coat hanger and unbent it. (I cut off the top part where it’s tightly twisted.)
I strung the canvas strips onto the coat hanger, twisting the loops in 5-inch lengths.
Once the canvas strips were on the wire, I bent the coat hanger into a circle shape.
Then I bent the ends of the wire into hooks using pliers and hooked them together.
I took the wreath outside and spray painted it red with Krylon’s Apple Red Spray Paint.
I also used the green spray paint that was in the mystery box and painted the monogram H green.
After the paint dried, I coated the canvas wreath and the monogram letter with Krylon’s Glitter Spray Paint which also was in the mystery box (I love that stuff). It makes the whole thing glittery!
I also spray painted the snowflakes, bells and stars that were in the mystery box. I used gold spray paint for those.
Once all of the paint was dry, I added some ribbon to the wreath my hot glue gun.
Then I glued the H onto the side of the wreath. And then layered more ribbon on top of the H. I also added ribbon to the jingle bells and glued those on top of the bow.
Then I added the snowflake to the top of all of that.
I then glued all of the gold stars onto the ruffles of the wreath.
That’s how I made the Canvas Ruffle Wreath.
I think it’s a festive way to welcome guests to your home! Thanks Krylon for letting me participate in their Mystery Box Challenge – it was so fun!!
Happy Holidays!
xoxo
This is a sponsored post on behalf of Krylon, but the project, ideas and opinions are all mine! See my disclosures.
PS: I’ve linked up this post to these fabulous blogs this week!
Judy Robinson says
hi jen, just had to let you know i love your site and your ideas, so many i want to try, don’t know where to start, is there a email address that i can send you a picture of the burlap trees that i have been making, saw one at cracker barrel which was for christmas , but i decided if you could make for christmas you could make for any holiday or any occasion. would really like to know what you think.
thanks and god bless,
judy
Leslie says
You did a great job. How fun that must have been to open the box. I found it on Pinterest but I had to top by to tell you it looks great.
Jen says
Oh thanks for stopping by Leslie!! I appreciate it so much. It was really fun to see what they sent and try to come up with a project using most of the items. I love challenges like that!
xoxo
Brenda @ Chatting Over Chocolate says
Nicely done! This turned out beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Pinned 🙂
Jen says
Thanks so much Brenda!! It was a really fun challenge!!
xoxo
Desiree @ The36thAvenue says
SO easy and fun! I am featuring your wreath and your Christmas Pillows today… Thank you so much Jen for visiting our party… Love YOU!
Jen says
Thanks my friend!! You are the sweetest. I appreciate you sharing my projects so much. You are so sweet!!!
xoxo
eva scott says
oh i love how this turned out. super creative!
Jen says
Thanks so much Eva!!! It was a really fun challenge!
xoxo
Zoe says
Looks great! Love this idea.
Jen says
Thanks so much Zoe!!
xoxo
Cassie says
That turned out darling! The Glitter Blast spray looks like TONS of fun. It is going on my list.
Jen says
Thanks Cassie!! I am a little in love with Glitter Blast. It’s the coolest stuff!!
xoxo
Michelle @ Delicate Construction! says
Love this!! It came out great and you can’t go wrong with glitter!
Jen says
I agree Michelle!! Glitter is the best. Especially this time of the year!
xoxo
Jo-Anna says
Wow so fun! I love that you made a wreath with those materials… I am always amazed at how creative you are!
Jen says
Thanks Jo-Anna! Your comment really made my day. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment.
xoxoxo
Lisa says
Very creative! I love it!!
Jen says
Thanks Lisa!! It was a really fun challenge!
xoxo