The frame wreath in the dining room just got an update to celebrate our nation’s birthday. This patriotic frame wreath was super easy to create and style.
You can see how I first created this frame wreath here {easy frame wreath tutorial}. The frame is easily adaptable for the different seasons, and you can see all the different styles at the end of this post.
Last month I shared how I updated it for the summer, and with a few minor changes I gave it some major patriotic vibes.
a patriotic frame wreath details
Simply by adding some American flags and star themed burlap ribbon I was able to make a fun patriotic frame wreath to celebrate the 4th of July.
I kept the basket from last month and filled it with American flags. Since the basket is much longer that the flag posts I stuffed the green striped burlap ribbon that was tied to the handle last month inside the basket.
I wrapped the burlap star themed ribbon around the stamped fabric I originally adhered to the basket. I found the ribbon at the Dollar Tree, and I like how it compliments the American flags but does not compete with them. The flags were all from my stash so this was a super inexpensive project.
a patriotic frame styling
The wreath frame hangs above the sideboard in the dining room, which I styled to complete the vignette.
A thrifted enamel tray provides the perfect backdrop for the barware. I also decorated the silver-plate tiered tray with some patriotic themed items. Included on the tray are:
- galvanized star napkin rings
- red, white & blue felted garland
- baseballs from the days Master Masterpiece played ball
It was super easy to style using all patriotic and Americana items I had around the house.
more frame wreath ideas
I love how the patriotic frame wreath looks for the 4th of July holiday.
Here you can see the evolution of the wreath and how fun it is to style through the seasons.
More projects are scheduled, which I will be sharing with you here.
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“One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one nation evermore!”
Oliver Wendell Holmes