Your Arts N' Crafts

Courtney (1) from The South (Contact Member) -

Last year I sold about 20 wreaths at an arts and crafts show. I bought just plain green wreaths at the craft store and then we bought many supplies to decorate them with like ribbon, small ornaments, and garland. We made themed wreaths like snowmen, gumdrops, santa clause, and many many more. We made about 30.00 per wreath and it was a lot of fun. I did it with my two sister in laws and my sister.

Comment #1 Jeanette from AZ (Contact Member) -

I love making my own Christmas wreaths too. I did a theme of everything red, everything gold, etc. I've never sold anything like that at a craft fair but maybe I should!!

Comment #2 Mitch (63.176.159.49) -

I also love to create Christmas wreath if i'm allowed to, but since my mother's religion don't have christmas, I can's create anything for our house. But it will be different this year she's not in the same religion anymore, my poblem now is running of ideas on how to create one.

Comment #3 Daniela (63.176.159.82) -

I think you should venture to such seasonal business. So what if your mother's religion doesn't allow you to decorate or patronize wreath designs? Maybe through that business you can finally have a reason to design and hang one in your house, and when your mother asks you why are you hanging such things, reason out that it is just for business which is half true because the other half is that you just wanted to feel the spirit of Christmas through the wreaths you have designed.

Comment #4 pale_o (63.176.159.164) -

So why do some religions not celebrate Christmas? Shouldn't all religions be embracing each other?

How are the wreaths made? Are you talking about that thorn that was believed to have been placed on Jesus' head?

E-Mail:         

Name:            (required)

Title:           (required)

Message (do not enter emails or links or urls in the message!):