How to Create a Simple Sage Wreath
This wreath started out as the end of summer in my garden.
A pot full of perennial sage.
I cut down a handful of boughs and gathered my supplies.
A clipper for the thicker stems, green floral wire, and a metal wreath form.
I began by wiring small bunches of sage to the wire wreath form and continued all the way around the form.
The smell in the room is fabulous!
When you've gone all the way around the wreath form, you're finished!
The sage wreath is ready to hang. The sage only keeps it's smell and shape for a few days but fills your home with a beautiful smell.
Not sure about making a wreath? See how beautiful more sage looks on my farmhouse table for the fall.
Love wreaths? Check out the links at the bottom of the page to more DIY Homeroad wreaths.
Information on making a framed bulletin board can be found {here}.
I'm hoping the wreath dries so it will continue to look beautiful but if not it is easy to take apart and redo in the same way with evergreen for the next holiday.
The room smells great and the wreath looks beautiful!
Here is all you need to create your own wreath...
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