Two years ago Good housekeeping magazine asked me to create a craft story on daffodils. What a happy assignment!. If the daffodils are not starting to peek their heads up in your garden, you can still have daffodils at your front door. I created this wreath with simplicity in mind.
Grab a grapevine wreath. Purchase a variety of the good looking daffodil silks at any craft store. ( the garlands are also a good source for silk flower heads.) Nestle a birds nest in the corner of the wreath , add some moss and a few birds eggs, ( all craft store products). Use the glue gun to adhere it all! Voila, spring has sprung! As usual, we had to shoot it two ways. which picture do you like better?
Photos by Michael Partenio , Designed by Karin Lidbeck
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