Storm debris salvaged

I've seen some beautiful 'perfect' Christmas wreaths in recent weeks.
This is different....but I love it. The fruits could have been dried for longer but there are so many special stories about the different elements here. The frame came from my sister three years ago. I've used it before but it could do with some TLC at the end of this Christmas season. The bark pieces were lying on our grass after the wild weekend - I thought they were logs but the outside had been stripped off the wood! Still beautiful. Little twigs tied with green string, leftovers in the Christmas bag and a bow reconstructed from a little gift bag...... nothing gone to waste.
Three good things
1. Cooking....meals for the weekend .
2. Abandoned the kitchen to go to visit Sarah and baby Neil....so worth it. Such a lovely welcome and fun to play.
3. A catch-up visit to a good friend and Masterchef final on iplayer after 😊😊😊

[Shutterbug]

I love the whole concept of this “green” wreath. It is also pretty and makes a very nice seasonal photo.

[Sarah Bremner]

@shutterbug49 thank you so much for your lovely comment!

[Allison Williams]

A great idea for a use of materials and a subject.

[Kathy A]

This is really well done!

[Nick]

This looks very colourful and festive.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely festive piece of recycling!

Ian

[Pat Knowles]

A beautiful personal wreath Sallie…I might have a go at doing mine again next year….I used to make them at the farm where I had plenty of greenery.
Wasn’t Masterchef amazing this year?