Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Coffee Filter Christmas Wreath



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This simple wreath didn’t start out so simple.  
I wanted the filters to be green.  I used different paints but I didn’t like the way they looked.  I tried dying them with food color but I didn’t like that either. Several attempts later, I gave up and the filters stayed white.
The materials required couldn’t be easier to get.
A Styrofoam wreath form, about 200 coffee filters, hot glue and decorations of your choice.
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Fold the basket shaped filter in half
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Run the filter through your hand to make a flower, flatten the bottom and apply hot glue.
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Start gluing to the inside of the wreath and work your way out.
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No need to go all the way around. Leave the back as flat as you can.
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Using sharp scissors trim any areas that are uneven.
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Hot glue on any decorations you like.
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Got a spare couple of hours?   Give it a try !
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