By Guest Blogger Jennifer from the blog Brave New Home
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Enter the pool noodle from the dollar store! For this project, I spent $1 on the pool noodle, less than $1 on felt, and $1 on ribbon. The other fabric and supplies (like hot glue) I already had on hand. That’s $3 for a wreath!
Start by duct taping your pool noodle to form a circle. I hot glue gunned the ends together prior to taping.
After I covered my pool noodle, I started making ribbons from the felt. Cut a piece of felt, fold it in half, then hot glue the ends together.

I love how happy this wreath turned out! I may snatch up my son’s pool noodle come fall…

I will add this in my DIY list, the black and white clothing really complement the color of the ribbon in the side.
Black and White are my favorite colors! (especially together) Great use of focal detail with the ribbon and felt -and it’s perfect for Summer!
PS-Would love to have you link this up to our Summer Wreath Challenge at http://www.applesbyashley.com/2013/06/make-along-monday-link-up.html
Oh my gosh! A POOL NOODLE!!! That is GENIUS! I’ve made so many wreaths with expensive wreath forms! I am so so so so happy you thought of this!