Catching up

I discovered that I had these pictures in my camera that I haven’t posted, so I’m trying to catch up if you didn’t figure that out already. 

This Christmas our Tour of Homes gift exchange was Wreath’s. Her is the mesh wreath that I made.  It was my first time working with mesh but I like how it turned out.  IMG_0760IMG_0761

Love you ALL ~~ Mitzi

 

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