Back to School Teacher Wreaths

It's a new year...school year that is and children and grandchildren are all headed back to school. So many of our customers and friends have created special wreaths for special teachers))) We're posting a few that are sure to stir your creativity! Some of the wreaths shown are for sale or can be custom made, others are made for the sheer joy of crafting. If you see someone's Facebook page or website posted, please drop by their page, browse around and be sure to tell them Trendy Tree sent you! Beautiful custom wreath by Gina Small at All About You Designs. Love primary colors and the custom touch to the ABC letters. Visit Gina at All About You Designs - she does custom wreaths and topiaries and also does holiday decorating in her home town. Don't you just love the smell of new pencils!!!! Someone should bottle that)))

This pencil wreath was created by Lina at Fancy Frugal Life Blog. There are more photos of the details on her blog.

Becky Hans

This wreath was made by Becky Hans of DzinerDoorz. It was made with deluxe red deco mesh, accented with coordinating ABC ribbon, red and white polka dot, and white and red stripe ribbon. For the stem 4" abaca ribbon was used. Apple green deco ribbon and apple green wired jute netting was used for the leaves. You can see more of Becky's handiwork at her DzinerDoors Etsy Shop and Facebook page. This apple wreath was made by Holly Gibbs. She made it for the school teachers at Sheridan. The wreath was created using a red Work Wreath, red Deco Poly Mesh® and some brown. Mesh was cut into about 5" strips, a roll and 1/2 was used of the red. About four pieces of cut mesh was secured together in each twist. The wreath is huge! That's one big apple!)))) Apples are popular! This one was created by Virginia John and you can see more of her craftiness at Mimi T's Antiques and Gifts. She also ships by the way))) This wreath was also made by Virginia for one of the local schools. Back to school wreath was a special custom order done by Suzy Whitaker. Love the primary colors! You can see more of her work on her Wreaths by Suzanna Facebook page. This colorful Crayon Wreath was created by Gina Small at All About You Designs. New Crayons.....that's another smell that needs to be bottled! What a great gift for "Back to School", Teacher Appreciation or Christmas. You can see more of Gina's work on her Facebook Page All About You Designs. This is a wreath that was given away by Crafts 'n Coffee last year to a lucky person. If you would like to make the “Welcome to School” Wreath, the instructions are available in the October (2011) issue of Crafts ‘n Things magazine, on newsstands in Jo-Ann Stores and Michaels. This wreath was created by Miranda Johnson - Liberty Eylau Leopard Pride "Mrs. Neimeyer Miranda loves crafting and so do we! Teacher's gift created by Moms' Party Cafe'. Adorable wreath with more photos and great instructions on the blog. Cute back to school wreath created by Rhonda Emanuel The Centerpiece Lady. Lots of primary colors....love the big crayon and ABC's. Visit Rhonda's FB page The Centerpiece Lady and browse through more of her handiwork. Apple wreath created by Wreaths by Chris. An apple for the teacher! This is sure to be a hit with any teacher you know! You can see more of Chris' handiwork on her Facebook page Wreaths by Chris Here's another school wreath creation by Wreaths by Chris A wreath that says "Welcome to Our Classroom!". The apple can be personalized with the teacher's name. This cute school wreath is so colorful and chocked full of primary colors....made by Amy Ovin. Thanks Amy for sharing! The next several wreaths were created by Patti Mason Kinney - Patti's Kreations. You'll want to drop by her FB page Patti's Kreations to see more of her unique hand crafted wreaths and decorations. Colorful wreath made by Kimberly Lewis at C & C Cutsie Wreaths for an elementary computer lab. You can see more of her adorable creations on her Facebook Page C & C Cutsie Wreaths. Thanks to all the crafty folks out there that allowed us to showcase some of their creations. Classroom doors are much different than they were when I was young....it was way before classrooms had personalities.....themes....colors.....pets! I like this trend))) We hope you will drop in and visit these talented crafters' websites and pages, and when you do, please be sure to tell them Trendy Tree sent you. Our goal is to stimulate your creative juices, provide inspirations ideas and send some traffic their way too!