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19 comments
Kathy Heimann says
Suzy, I see a lot of Georgia Peachez “knock-off” wreaths, mine included. Just to let you know, I can always pick yours out of a line-up. Yours have that special GP touch that none of the rest of us can quite capture~ Love, love, see your new creations and revisit the old ones~
Anna Davis says
Did you use a low heat glue
pam kueber says
Anna, high heat. See our complete tutorial — a must-read if you are making these: https://retrorenovation.com/2013/11/18/30-tips-how-to-make-vintage-christmas-ornament-wreath/
Anna says
Did you glue the ornaments on low heat glue..I have almost everything for this wreath..from the pixie to the houses and a lot of ornaments…LOVE it??I am going to make one this fall yahhhhh
pam kueber says
Anna, see our complete tutorial — https://retrorenovation.com/2013/11/18/30-tips-how-to-make-vintage-christmas-ornament-wreath/
High heat
Adrian says
Georgia Peachez, do you sell any of these?!? This is WONDERFUL!!!
JenniferBuckeye says
Perhaps Georgia Peachez would be so kind as to give us a “How-To” so that we can make one ourselves? I’ve been accumulating old Christmas bulbs from garage sales and such so this would be a perfect way to use them.
judy says
I want this wreath in MY house NOW!! Guess I could try to shop the various ornaments on ebay and try to put a similar one together, but, OH…imagine the time and the bidding and the frustration. No, I just want this one.
lorib says
I have the same exact little blue Christmas house. It’s a set that was my grandmothers. My set also has a red church, and a little white house. It was from either the late 40’s or early 50’s. I love your wreath!