Coffee Filter Wreath Tutorial {Anthropologie Style}

So here is the wreath tutorial. I got this great idea from The Nester.

But I will say that I accidentally made an improvement

to The Nester's project.

Doesn't this just say Anthropologie? Now I will confess that

I have never actually been inside this store for three reasons:

a. we don't have any in Oklahoma that I'm aware of,

b. I couldn't afford to buy a single item in the store, and

c. I don't travel much (at all) so I probably won't get the thrill

anytime soon.

But I have seen some pretty amazing pictures of the decor

in this place. A-mazing. For your enjoyment, this first picture

is one of their window displays using, I think tissue paper,

but the second and third pictures are coffee filters!

Like I said, pretty amazing!

Anyhow, now that I have set the bar really high for myself,

here is what you need. And here is where my improvement

came in. The Nester used a packaged wood/like wreath

but all I had was a styrofoam one in the craft/linen/christmas gift closet.

When I was showing off the beaut to my friend after I was

finished she suggested that I could stick different holiday

or floral picks in the wreath for each holiday or season!

Great Gadsby that's a good idea!

So fold your coffee filter in half like so.

And then in half again like so.

Now a dab of glue will do ya. I put mine pretty close together.

It doesn't have to be perfect and you will need to fill in some gaps.

Mine could actually use a few more coffee filters to make

me completelyhappy. Hope you enjoy!

P.S. This is a great website for kid's craft ideas and they

actually featured this post on their site yesterday!