I have always had a niche for crafting. My mom taught me to knit and crochet when I was four years old. I remember crocheting pins in the shape of santas and snowmen and selling them at our local grocery store to raise money to buy my parents Christmas presents. Over the years I found other small opportunities to grow my crafting skills. When my daughters wanted one of a kind Halloween costumes I learned to sew. I never really believed that my crafts were good enough to sell as an adult. That all changed one year at our church Christmas tea. This particular year we were given lightbulbs to transform into an ornament. I made mine into Raggedy Ann. A lady approached me and told me I should sell them at our local craft fair!

After raising my two girls and sending one off to the college and the other to the U.S. Marines, I decided it was time to focus on myself. I quit the job I had grown to hate, enrolled in college full time, and started doing what I love! I eventually took up wreath making and have absolutely fallen in love with it. You will find that many of my wreaths are created to honor our servicemen and women. My daughter’s desire to join the Marines and the sacrifices she makes for our country truly changed my mindset. I created my first military wreath to honor her while she was at boot camp.

Each of my wreaths are created with quality materials and take several hours from planning to completion. I cherish each one of them and really have a hard time letting them go. My wreaths have served as the first wreath on my oldest daughter’s door, they symbolize the love that I have for my friends and family that display them, and some now proudly represent my youngest daughter and the sacrifices she has made for our country. I hope you will enjoy your purchase and that it brings its own beautiful meaning to your front door.

After a few years of making wreaths and hanging out in the wreath making groups on Facebook, I learned that there was a need for wreath signs. After a year of testing new methods in different weather conditions, I began making wreath signs. My new mission has become helping wreath makers with the products they need at the best prices possible.