Hoppin' Into Spring an Easter Egg Grapevine Wreath
From AnExtraordinaryGift
Hoppin' Into Spring just says it all! Wow, I just love this design. I had alot of fun putting this one together. If nobody wants this wreath, that's ok. It's either your front door or mine...LOL!! I tried to stay away from traditional pastel Easter colors. I wanted to create a Easter design with rich spring colors and I think I did it.
This piece is designed with the cutest wooden cream bunny with its long crimped metal ears holding a carrot. The blooms consist of deep red, cream, peachy orange, and orangish red. Nested in green moss throughout the whole wreath is gorgeous blue, green, golden yellow, and deep red eggs speckled with brown. There is an abundance of green foliage tipped in burgundy. Lets not forget the crystal pip berry garland going all the way around the wreath with lime and white pip berries, frosted pip berries, and clear crystal berries.
Hoppin' Into Spring measures approx. 22" in diameter and would look wonderful on any door or wall in your home.
Giving An Extraordinary Gift is perfect for Birthday's, Anniversaries, Weddings, Easter, Mother's Day, House Warming, Christmas, Memorial Day, and just about everything else.
This piece is designed with the cutest wooden cream bunny with its long crimped metal ears holding a carrot. The blooms consist of deep red, cream, peachy orange, and orangish red. Nested in green moss throughout the whole wreath is gorgeous blue, green, golden yellow, and deep red eggs speckled with brown. There is an abundance of green foliage tipped in burgundy. Lets not forget the crystal pip berry garland going all the way around the wreath with lime and white pip berries, frosted pip berries, and clear crystal berries.
Hoppin' Into Spring measures approx. 22" in diameter and would look wonderful on any door or wall in your home.
Giving An Extraordinary Gift is perfect for Birthday's, Anniversaries, Weddings, Easter, Mother's Day, House Warming, Christmas, Memorial Day, and just about everything else.
