How do you make a coffee filter wreath?

How do you make a coffee filter wreath?
Today I am sharing how to make a Coffee filter wreath. Step by step instuctions.

Of course, I followed no instructions and/or tutorials! I just winged it, and I am so happy I did!
{I am starting my newbie party early as we are on the road today,and I will not be home til late}

I started with this mini grapevine wreath that I had on my pantry door.  This one had lemons and bay leaves on it.  I liked the checked ribbon and I thought with Valentines day coming this would work.

If you are looking for a how to, or tutorial, you are at the wrong place.

All I can tell you is I folded the coffee filter in half, then in half again.  I used my hot glue gun to adhere them to the grapevine, then I poofed them out, and hot glued here and there to bring them together.

Bad TUT, I know!

I am just so stinkin proud of myself over this thing!

It really was simple, and look how cute it is.

Spreading some Valentines here and there and will share more soon.

The nice thing about this wreath is I can use it all year and just add a different embellishment to the checked ribbon if I like.

Let's get this newbie party started!

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