This project was not my own idea, I found it on a blog I follow, cherrysjubileehome.blogspot.com.
I took two unmatched candle holders. These I already owned, but they are readily found at the Goodwill. I was there today and they had two aisles full. I resisted buying anymore since the wreaths are staring me in the face. I bought the two wood circles at Michael's and the ball fringe at a fabric store (Calico Corners).
I cut out the paper I wanted to use. This I already owned. Got out my trusty decoupage and went to town. You can just use glue and it will be wonderful. I like to have the option to wipe it down if need be, so that is why I used decoupage. I sanded between each coat so it will have a smooth finish. You can't see this in the photos, but I also did the bottom of each circle.
For the scalloped one, I took a glass, turned it over and traced circles on my paper of choice. Then I cut around the bottom of the circles, taking care to not cut the circles from each other. Found the middle of the circles and cut a straight line through them. This will create two sets of scallops. It took a little over three to cover the edge of my circle. There may be a easier way to do this, but I don't know it. I sewed some beads onto a button and adhered the flower to the edge of the circle.
As soon as I hire a baker, they shall have one.
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