Who doesn’t love a good wreath, especially this time of year" Traditionally, holiday wreaths are full and round, but lately I am seeing a trend towards minimalism. I am loving this modern take on a classic Christmas symbol. It highlights beautiful greens, fresh shapes, and fluidity with other blended species. Who knew creating different shapes and compositions could look so good on a wreath"
How many times have you passed up embroidery hoops for mere pennies at a yard sale" Too many times to count! There are so many things you can make with them, including a wreath. Take a look at these swoonworthy modern wreaths using a simple embroidery hoop:

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The fun part about a modern wreath is there is a great deal of creative freedom. You can use eucalyptus, rosemary, boxwood, pine, juniper, and even a mix of your favorite seasonal flowers. Creating a wreath that circles an embroidery hoop is an option, as is an asymmetrical display, or just line the bottom edge with evergreens.
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Using a hanger for a wreath: what a fabulous idea! The one below is a DIY in copper; I love how it doesn’t complete the circle and that it combines eucalyptus, cotton, and baby’s-breath.

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A wire circle can also become a wreath. Combining the textures of leather, metal, and simple-seeded eucalyptus along the bottom creates an aesthetically pleasing look.

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Layering an assortment of greenery asymmetrically just works, doesn’t it"

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