Spring Wreath

I hope everyone had a great St Patrick’s Day.   I tried (and succeeded!) making my first batch of corned beef and cabbage.  If I had known how easy it was to make, I would have started making it years ago.  Hubby even suggested we have it more than once a year.

We also celebrated my mom’s birthday.  I’ll post more about her gift tomorrow. 

I figured, since the holiday was over, it was time to take down the St Patrick’s Day wreath and hang a spring one.

I got the idea from a tutorial that I found on pinterest.

When Hubby saw it for the first time he said “I like it, it looks like a St Patrick’s Day wreath.” 

Oops!  I didn’t realize that clovers have white flowers that bloom in the spring.

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I might have to add more color to it later.  But today, these white flowers were the only ones I had on hand that were the size I wanted.

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St Patrick's Day Wreath

Over the weekend, I got sucked into all the great St. Patrick’s Day décor.  I had to get in on all the fun!

I used a wreath that I already had, and took apart some inexpensive “clover” that I found at Michael’s.

I didn’t realize when I bought it, but the clover had glitter on it.

I’m not normally a fan of glitter, but I love the way it sparkles on the front door.

Look how lovely the paint job is on my door…the house came that way.

It’s on my to-do list…

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