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Easy to Make Natural Element Christmas Wreath | Rustic Christmas Wreath | creativecaincabin.comI created an easy to do Rustic Natural Element Christmas Wreath for our door this year. You all know me by now, and I don’t like to continually buy new things to decorate with, so I normally reinvent whatever I have on hand. This year I went to the basement and found 10 straw wreath forms that I had covered with burlap about 3 years ago (probably right when burlap became popular), they got my wheels turning so I brought 2 of them up (one for the front door and one for the side door). 

Easy to Make Natural Element Christmas Wreath | Rustic Christmas Wreath | creativecaincabin.comI’m also impatient when it comes to projects so I decided to go for a walk around the property and trim off some berries and pinecones to come up with my Rustic Wreath, I live to far away to run to a store everytime I get a brilliant idea LOL. The rosehips grow wild all over our field so I always have plenty of those to cut and we also have several pine trees to find cones under. So me and the dog got a nice walk and I found the materials for my wreath. Now all I needed was a bow to complete it all.

Easy to Make Natural Element Christmas Wreath | Rustic Christmas Wreath | creativecaincabin.comI went into my craft room and found some leftover robins egg blue burlap from my fall wreath so that was what I would be using.  I’m excited to create a winter wreath for free, and it matches the colors I am using for Christmas this year. I really hate creating clutter in my home so anytime I can reuse anything I’m all for it, especially with seasonal items. This wreath can be used all winter, it certainly doesn’t scream Christmas. Hubby and I also went and got our tree yesterday, we cut 9 ft tree this year instead of a 25 ft tree. It sure won’t take nearly as long to decorate. The boys don’t really care if we have a tree or not so I’m not going to make it difficult on myself. I hope to have time to get to it after school one day this week.

Let the Christmas decorating begin…..and don’t forget the $250 Christmas Cash giveaway is still going on, if you haven’t entered click here for a chance to win.  

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  1. Linda aka Crafty Gardener says

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    I love the plain and simple look … it’s going to be a Merry ‘Thrift’mas 🙂

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    • Dawn says

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      Linda, great term… you need to place your name on that one…love it…”Thriftmas”

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  2. Laura says

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    I love that you used what you already had Dawn and it looks fabulous. xo Laura

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Laura I love not having to make a trip to the store for things.

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  3. Just Cats says

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    I love this, Dawn. So simple yet gorgeous. Love the colours. Deb

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Deb, I am tying to put more Duck Egg Blue into my decor right now.

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  4. Rondell says

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    How talented you are, I bet they look so nice on your doors!

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    • Dawn says

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      Rondell, I am loving the natural decor this season and it’s so easy to create when all I have to do is walk outside and gather my things.

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  5. martina says

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    Very pretty Dawn!!

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    • Dawn says

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      Thanks for stopping in Martina, have a wonderful week.

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  6. Kris @ Junk Chic Cottage says

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    Once again you amaze me with your using what you have to create spectacular. Really pretty Dawn.
    Kris

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    • Dawn says

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      Kris, thank so much…it works for the winter season and didn’t break the bank.

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  7. Nancy Blue Moon says

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    Very nice Dawn..

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Nancy, it sure was easy and inexpensive…just the way I like it.

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  8. Carol Cook says

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    So pretty!

    Love the color combination.

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Carol, and it was easy too. Just the way I like to decorate.

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  9. Nikki says

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    That pop of color is beautiful!

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Nikki I am loving the Duck Egg Blue this year.

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  10. Amy Kirchner says

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    Do you have a tutorial on how you make your burlap bows?? It is so Perfect! 🙂

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    • Dawn says

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      Amy my friend Ann has the best tutorial ever. http://www.onsuttonplace.com/2012/11/how-to-make-a-perfect-bow/

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  11. Karen says

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    Happy Thanksgiving Dawn,

    I love to reinvent what I have also. We took some small wreaths and put them on our families gravesite earlier this week. They looked so pretty there, hated to see them not being used. I would say that my wreaths are changed out about every other year, love when you get something for free by just walking around your yard or in those tubs of goodies bought years ago.

    Can’t wait to see your Christmas tree.

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    • Dawn says

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      Karen, What a brilliant idea for use of the wreaths. I purchased nothing this year to decorate with and I’m pretty proud of that. It’s so freeing!

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