When I first saw this paper maché reindeer at Michael’s I picked it up not having any idea what I was going to do with it other than make it the centerpiece of our holiday decorations.  Add in a little cabana stripe ribbon from Nashville Wraps, vintage gold paint, red glitter, and some pom pom trim and I was in business!

I thought good ol’ Rudy could use a little extra glitter so I made a quick rosette out of ruby red glitter paper and attached a piece of wood bunting painted in the matching gold and adorned with a vinyl decal I made with my Silhouette CAMEO.

And what dapper man, or deer, doesn’t look better with a bowtie. I made this one out of wired glitter ribbon, a twist tie, and some hot glue.

Rudolph would just be any reindeer walking down the street if it weren’t for his red nose. Using a q-tip I applied Mod Podge in a deer nose shape and covered it with bright red glitter. A great tip with glitter is to use a dry paint or makeup brush to remove excess glitter from areas around the glittered spot.

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Using an 18 inch flat styrofoam wreath form I used more than 40 yards of ribbon, beautiful orange and blue ribbon, to create this wreath. That’s over 350 hand-cut pieces of 4 inch long ribbon, sewn into 2 inch long loops, and then individually hot glued into place. There are no short cuts for this wreath that can have the same results.

And because the wreath wasn’t enough I created a multi-layered add-on pin to really hit the point across.

Sometimes you really need to be willing to give up a couple finger prints in order to get the wreath you want.

I think my door looks complete for football season now.

And there is no doubt with this wreath hanging up that In All Kinds of Weather I LOVE Florida Football!

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I usually shy away from using too much glitter ribbon in a wreath but when I saw the great colors Hobby Lobby had in glitter ribbon I just couldn’t resist. And really, if any wreath could use a little extra glitter, it’s a Mardi Gras wreath.

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I am pretty sure my neighbors think it’s odd I left this hanging on my door today, but I just couldn’t take it down.

The color palette sets the tone for how I will be decorating this year.

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Little Miss MuffetSat on a tuffet (that was probably hot pink velour with rhinestone button tuffs),Eating her curds and whey (no way!);Along came a (hot pink glittered) spider,Who sat down beside her (hey girl!)And frightened Miss Muffet away.If Miss Muffet wasn’t such a scaredy pants and took the time to get to know miss glitter spider she would have discovered how Glamtastic and Spookalicious she is. Oh well, Miss Muffet’s loss is our gain!

 I wanted to make a Halloween wreath that was more Glam than spooky and think I accomplished that with this color palette. Hot Pink, Purple, Lime Green, and Black – I am LOVING it!

It’s definitely spookalicious and glamtastic but I thought it needed a little more.

So I added a spiderweb that is cut out from purple glitter cardstock, but it needed more.

So I glittered a giant rubber spider, of course.Fun and easy tutorial on glittering you own spider coming soon!

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To create the wreath I simply wrapped a 14″ straw wreath form with chunky chenille baby blanket yarn and then used pearl topped straight pins from my sewing supplies to pin the felt flowers on top. Using the pins makes this yarn-wrapped wreath reusable from season to season!

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I wasn’t sure it was going to work, but I really wanted the orange and blue chevron pattern to stay true to their design. I decided to wrap the wreath from front to back with my fabric. It wasn’t easy and it took about a bajillion pins but I finally got it to work! After hanging the wreath up in my office and staring at it for a while I decided it needed some add-ons. The bow with the fabric covered button was cute but I still needed more. I thought about adding a chalkboard cut out decal to the wreath but didn’t want the black on the wreath and wasn’t in the mood to make my own white chalkboard paint. So after a little supply searching through my ever-unorganized craft stash I had a Gru style Lightbulb moment!!
DRY ERASE BOARD!

I found a small wood circle, cut out a piece of peel and stick dry erase board to match, hot glued a little ribbon ruffle onto the back and VIOLA – a customizable Game Day Wreath! Now I can change the saying on the wreath every week depending on who my Alma Mater is playing! Brilliant right?!?

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It’s going to be hard to part with this one!

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