10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doily's

10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doily’s

Looking for a simple and easy craft? Come and see how I made a 10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doilies | www.raggedy-bits.com

I have joined up with a really awesome group of clever ladies on Facebook called the Simple Daily DIY Group! The idea behind the group is to create a simple project that takes around 10 minutes. Today’s challenge is to make something out of Twigs and Sticks! This has led me to my 10 Minute Twig Tree!

10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doily’s

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Looking for a simple and easy craft? Come and see how I made a 10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doilies | www.raggedy-bits.com

 

 

 

Looking for a simple and easy craft? Come and see how I made a 10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doilies | www.raggedy-bits.com

Using your scrap paper, place your twigs into your pitcher and scrunch the paper all around so that the twigs are stable.

Looking for a simple and easy craft? Come and see how I made a 10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doilies | www.raggedy-bits.com

Then using your small pegs and vintage doily’s peg away and decorate your branches.

Looking for a simple and easy craft? Come and see how I made a 10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doilies | www.raggedy-bits.com

Looking for a simple and easy craft? Come and see how I made a 10 Minute Twig Tree using Vintage Doilies | www.raggedy-bits.com

I am really enjoying these challenges as I don’t often get to make things for myself and it also really gets your creative juices flowing! Hopefully, through seeing some of my projects through this challenge you will be inspired too!

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42 comments

  1. This is such a great way to display old doilies. I have a bag full of my grand and great-grandmothers doilies but they are big and some awkwardly shaped. If I had small ones like these I know exactly what I’d do 😉

    1. Thank you, Toni! I love doily’s and use them a lot with my little displays but especially with my market stall set ups!

  2. I can’t believe you got all of those awesome doilies for 50 cents! That is a really fun and creative way to display them. I have large doilies so I’ll have to think about the best way to display them.

    1. I know Melony! It was a great find and was tickled pink with my find! I’m sure however you decide to display them they will look wonderful!

    1. Thank you, Susanne! I’m sure when you get there you will find some wonderful treasures and then be addicted! Thank you for popping by! Hope you have a wonderful weekend 🙂

  3. Simple and Cute! I love your comment about getting creative juices flowing with these daily 10 minute projects. I am not a DIY gal…though from all of the craft supplies, sewing machines, etc you wouldn’t know it! I think I am going to come up with one a month just get me back in the swing. It is always so satisfying to make something you love!

    1. Thank you, Debbie! It’s a great idea and makes you think of things that you wouldn’t even think of ordinarily! I totally agree with you when making something you love as it just makes that project so much more special!

  4. This is super cute. I have always wanted to know the names of bushes that would make great natural arrangements. I have palm trees and citrus trees and not many actual bushes.

    Lovely photos and DIY.

    Pam

    1. Thank you, Pamala! I used branches from a gum tree in our front yard! It dries nicely and has hardy branches that are good to hang goodies from!

      Thank you for stopping by and hope you have a wonderful weekend! 🙂

    1. Thank you, Marjan! It was something that I had never really thought about until I started this project! It’s so funny how inspiration hits! 🙂

  5. Totally loving this project. I’ve shared it all over social media. Thanks for sharing it with us at Creatively Crafty. Enjoy your week!

    1. Your too kind Lydia! Thank you so very much! I am really enjoying a part of Creatively Crafty each week! Lots of fun things over there each week 🙂

    1. Thank you Jelica! It was funny how it all just came to me as I was doing the washing up of all things! LOL Thank you for stopping by 🙂

  6. Sam it’s always a pleasure to see what you’ve linked up. This is right up my alley. Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing at Five Star Frou-Frou this week. Mimi xxx

    1. Ha why yes! They do Mary!!! Hmmmmm you’ve just given me an idea for Christmas! Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you have a wonderful rest of the week 🙂

  7. Super cute idea. I do something like this in fall & hang fall leaves. Thanks for sharing at the #InspirationSpotlight party. Pinned & shared.

  8. Ok that large thud you heard was my jaw dropping. Love it! Shared on twitter & G+! I just got done photographing my dining room and a doily project I did. But I am afraid to say outloud that I cut up some doilies to use as artwork. I am loving this tree, I have a twiggy centerpiece I bought once and barely use. Now I need to go back to the junk store and find some tiny doilies. Very inspiring!

    1. Oh Christine! You are way to kind! I can’t wait to see what you have done with your doily project! I am sure that your tree will be amazing! 🙂

  9. Such a fun way to use and display vintage doilies Sam.
    Thank you for sharing at Shabbilicious Friday last week. I’m delighted to be featuring your twig tree at tomorrow’s party.

    1. Thank you so much, Kerryanne!!! This is such lovely news! You sure have made my day! It really was a fun project! 🙂

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