I use plate hangers to attach the saucers to the wreath, and have always been happy with that method. |
Then I added a few pieces of fern...... |
It's all about the details....lol! I added birds, nests, tea spoons, pieces of battenburg lace napkins ( I get soiled ones cheap at yard sales and cut them into pieces to tuck in around the wreath) |
The vintage sugar spoon is just stuck into the grapevine wreath just in case I ever want to take it out. |
The other spoons were attached with E6000 to the saucer..... |
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My comment disappeared...so here I go again,... hehehehe.. First, I would like to say thank you so much for sharing your technique, I have always wanted to make one... and didn't know the mechanics of it.... I make wreaths for myself too and have them in almost every room in the house and on the front and back doors... so you know I am a fan!!! ... Also, I would like to say that your wreath is absolutely stunning and I adore it...as well as your beautiful home... I always love what you share and you have a fantastic talent! Again, thank you for sharing!!! Yours, ~~Angela~~ Bertha Louise Designs
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea that is, Penny. Darling for the tearoom for you and Miss Kyleigh. I love how you are always creating something pretty for your home, Penny. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteps. Thanks for visiting me, too. You don't come through my email anymore so I don't always have your email at hand. I appreciate your visits.
Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a stunning wreath!!!
ReplyDeletePenny!!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS so much for this tutorial!!! I would have never thought of adding the saucers to the wreath using plate hangers the way you did!! Amazing!!
I know St. Patrick's Day is over but I am green with envy at the thought of a Tea Room!!!
Can't wait to see it!!
We had 4 inches of SNOW on the first day of Spring so once again, we are covered in SNOW!!!!
Hugs,
Deb
What a lovely wreath! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea and have a friend who collects teacups who will love it, too
ReplyDeleteGosh... that's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDeborah @ Sew Much to Give
Penny!!!! As the years go by, you are becoming MORE AMAZING. This is soo incredibly unique and wonderful I ** love ** this wreath. The cheek, the color, the abundance of it all. Brilliant! It's a winner. Thank you again, dear, for linking it up with us at our party!!! Love hosting your ideas, in any which way. Hugs, Rose, FineCraftGuild.com
ReplyDeleteWow, that is just amazing! I'd never have the guts to try it without guidance - lol. I'd love if it you'd share this over at Awesome Life Friday. http://rchreviews.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is gorgeous and amazing! I love the tea cups on it, very romantic idea. Thanks for sharing your marvelous tecnique.
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Alessandra
Such a lovely wreath! I love that you attached tea cups and saucers! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNavy Wifey Peters @ The Submarine Sunday Link Party
So very pretty! Thanks for sharing! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHow clever! Pretty too! Love the bunny teapot.
ReplyDeleteI have had a teacup wreath on the door in spring for ages! But I use demitasse teacups. It is in need of redoing though. Great tutorial! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
ReplyDeleteRuth
Penny, this is gorgeous - I love your tutorial. I love all your details. Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
ReplyDeleteA wonderful tutorial, Penny! I have made only one teacup wreath and I tied them in with gossamer ribbon. I planned to use them again so I made the wreath in such a way that I could remove them easily. What I should do is look for teacups in second hand stores and make a wreath with those. Yours is beautiful, by the way, and thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Absolutely Luv it!!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog on Bernideen's and I'm so glad I did. The teacup wreath is amazing and I appreciate your tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your china teacup wreath is fabulous!!! I can't wait to see how your tearoom turns out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty wreath. Your tearoom will be LOVELY.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely suggestions on the wreath! I use bailing wire - yours looks like bailing wire to me. It is very strong but also flexible and thick. I like that the eye stays where you want it too and doesn't flatten out! You can get it at Home Depot.
ReplyDeleteThat is very cute! I like the idea of the plate hangers to hold the saucers. You did a wonderful job adding the florals around it and filling it in. I bet that is pretty heavy!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful and such a great way to use those odd cups/saucers that we already own OR when we find those unique ones at thrift stores!
ReplyDeletePenny, your wreath is just beautiful! I would like to try it but I would be disappointed when it didn't turn out like yours..and it won't! :) I am sorry I missed this informative post. Wonderful tips. I especially was interested in the plate hanger method to attach the saucers. Fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteOh Penny, as a lover of tea cups this wreath is right up my alley! I simply adore your china wreath - beautiful job, my dear. So glad you shared this with Roses of Inspiration. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThat is just delightful. I love it!
ReplyDeletePenny I love your Spring tea cup wreath - such a great idea! The tea strainers are such a cute added touch.
ReplyDeleteMarie@The Interior Frugalista
so pretty ..Love this idea! Thanks so much for the instructions!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the how to! I love how your wreath turned out, it is going to be so pretty in your new tea room!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! This post is featured over at Diana Rambles today and has been pinned in the Featured at Diana Rambles board at Pinterest, Tweeted, Stumbled, and Shared on G+. Please grab a featured button off my button page or via the post guidelines graphic. Thanks for sharing this awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteSo creative Penny, looks so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
Super cute Penny, I have added a teacup to a wreath before, but never made an entire teacup wreath. Love it! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Hi Penny, how beautiful! Love your tea cup wreath! Always like to see you on facebook, now your blog.
ReplyDeleteSome one on fb, had a lot of teacups, & ask me what can I do with them, in a creative way. I will have to share your wreath with her
Blessings & hugs,
Beverly.
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing! I am going to make one for my front door, love your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing! I am going to make one for my front door, love your blog!
ReplyDeletePenny, Love the wreath, but I am really in love with that long china cabinet in your home. I have only seen one more like it.
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This is absolutely fabulous! Would name a wonderful gift for a mother or grandmother who only has bits and pieces of old china too.
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I've searched the internet trying to find a cup and saucer wreath to make for my Mom in Law. She loves her blue will and has decorated her kitchen and keeping room with it. You are truly magician with these wreaths ~ they are stunningly beautiful. Your talent is beyond belief. Thank you for sharing you creations and ideas and how to make them.
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