A Book Wreath by Living with Lindsay - tutorial found below. (image via livingwithlindsay.com)
There are so many alternative to a classic green holiday wreath it can make your head spin (not that there’s anything wrong with a good standard evergreen). Starting in early November I see wreaths made of twigs, leaves, metallic ornaments, and pom poms, but none have stood out to me this year quite like the Book Wreath.
A little something different for your door, mantle, or wall. (images from L to R via: Homemade by Jill, Etsy seller "Haru," Papier D'Amour)
I love the monochromatic simplicity, the ability to accessorize with whatever type of bow you deem a “holiday color,” and of course, I love love love typography in almost any form.
These type of wreaths are available for purchase at various eclectic and often sustainable retailers for upwards of $100 a pop. If you’re a DIY kind of person though, a great tutorial on how to make your own can be found here at Living With Lindsey.
*Update: the wonderfully colorful middle wreath pictured above (plus other goodies from Haru) is available here — check it out!
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Hi Jessica! Love your post on paper wreaths. Thank you for including my paper wreath design. I am no longer on etsy but am selling my paper crafts at http://www.zibbet.com/haru . Again, thank you, and I hope you have a wonderful holiday season! xoxo
Thank, Haru! I updated the post to include your online store. Love your paper crafts! Thanks for sharing!!
–Jessica