Our crafting group, the one that focuses on sustainable crafting and where we get our inspiration from pins we liked on Pinterest, is bringing in the holidays for this month's craft. Our theme is Christmas and you will be so glad that you came to see how to make this simple but adorable rosemary wreath. Thank you to host Julie from Sum of their Stories. She does a great job keeping us organized!
It's the end of the growing season for most outdoor plants in the heart of America, so I knew I had to harvest what was left of my herbs. My drying rack is working overtime right now. I saved a few of the woodiest stems to make the wreaths. They do require a bit more bending and coaxing into place than the more flexible younger stems, but I was using those to dry out and make rosemary salt.
DIY Rosemary Wreath
What you need:
To make the rosemary wreaths, you will need the following:
3-4 8" to 10" rosemary stems to make a 6-8" wreath
wire or twine
a festive bow
scissors
Directions:
- Form the branches into a circle and secure the ends together by wrapping with wire or tying them with twine.
- Shape the branches into a circle as you form.
- When the shape is how you like it, tie the ends together.
- Add your bow where you like it the most, on the top like mine or the bottom.
- Hang is a spot where everyone can see it!
What a fun idea, Terri! And I'm sure there's a wonderful air of fragrance from the rosemary, too! Thanks for this awesome inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh, I need to make this! I have a bunch of rosemary growing in my backyard and in a large pot on the front porch. I love the smell of rosemary, so I think I need this wreath. 😁 😁
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, I'm going to check out our slightly sad looking rosemary plants asap and see if there are enough stems to make one of these for our christmas decorating :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful rosemary wreath. I had a little rosemary left in my garden and this would have been perfect. Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteStephanie @ Crazy Little Love Birds
This is so easy to do, yet I never thought of it. I love the smell of Rosemary, it reminds me of childhood. Definitely doing this next year!
ReplyDeleteYour wreath turned out so sweet looking! I bet it smells great. Thanks for the helpful tips on how to keep rosemary fresh and smelling good.
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