Remember how I told you that I was gonna make a wreath because y'all all got me all {June will love that} worked up and excited about it? Remember that? Well, I made it. Actually, I just added fall stuff to what I already had.
I hate it. I'm sorry. It's just not right. What is it? Is it too bright? Too green? Too weird? Not enough browns and natural colors and natural stuff? Help me. I don't like this wreath. I do like a wreath overflowing with stuff and huge and coming out at you so don't be telling me that's the problem because it's not. At least, that's not why I'm not quite happy with it.
Tell me what to do, I'll work on it and get back to you.
Oh, and in the comments a few of you P.O.O.P.I.E.S. said you you wanted a Mr. Linky to link to your good/bad/ugly fake plants and stuff. Do you really want that? If so I'll hook it right up and we can do it on Wednesday!
The Fall Wreath
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Sorry, but you're right to hate it. Too much greenery & pumpkins too small, has no real color theme.
I think...too much greenery:( Maybe add some acorns, pinecones, and RIBBON???
Oh, and maybe some dried WHEAT...to add a lighter color and little more fall!
I agree, too much of the same colors. Fall is colorful!
Yeah I agree, too much greenery. When I first saw it I didn't like it and was relieved when you didn't too! Good luck. Needs a unified color/theme.
I wonder if all of the stuff is too small. Some bigger pumpkins and gourds might help. Also too green for me, too.
Steph
I think it's the reds....you need mor browns, greens and oranges.
Okay, I'm only a Nester apprentice, but I have to agree with everyone else.... just too much greenery that's all.
I agree with the above comments...needs more fall colors and a few bigger items.
I think wheat or that ribbon that looks like its made of sticks/twigs (I have NO clue what its called). Maybe some white pumpkins and gourds too.
Some of the greenery looks super fake to me - those leaves in the upper mid section. And I agree with ame - how about some wired ribbon? More color, less green!
too itsy bitsy! Rachael
Hi Nester!
I agree with the other posters... it's not "Nester" enough for me. I think it's too bright and busy. I think the berries and gourds and pumpkins are a little too much. And I think the greenery is too green. It needs to be more brownish, like you talked about in one of your "fake" posts a couple days back. That does really make a huge difference, and I'm so glad you pointed it out. Now I know what NOT to get at Michael's.
Back to the wreath, I like your signature style of the feathers, and more monochromatic elements. Maybe if you just have some white pumpkins thrown in? That would set off those fabulous feathers/pheathers. Does that make sense? I think it would be really cool.
Kari
~Reese & Marie~
Well, I did love all the ideas above, but honestly, I liked it! I don't think you could ever make anything ugly Nester...you are so talented, I just love it ALL!
At the risk of sounding like (a groupie)...I opened your page and my first thought was, "Oh how lovely." I say, we just think too hard about our own creations.
I still thinks it's beautiful! : )
My first thought when I opened up your page was how much I loved your fall wreath.
Then when I read your post and how much you hated your wreath, I clicked on the picture to blow it up. Then the greenery is kind of overpowering. So maybe from the street it looks great, but when you look at it going in and out your door, it doesn't. Especially on the top right, above the bird. Looks like all that stuff you were talking about in your faking it posts.
So since I'm not gonna be using my front door and I'll just be going in and out of my garage, I wouldn't look at it up close and it wouldn't bother me a lick, so I'd be happy to take it off your hands if you just couldn't stand to look at it any longer.
~ Kayren
We all must think alike . . . . I'm going for the too much green theme. Fall is alive with oranges, yellows, reds, rusts, but not too much green. Unless you live in the Pacific northwest like me. It's always green here. Always.
I liked it until you said that you didn't, then I got more critical. You could lessen the impact of the bright gourds by giving them a light dry-brush w/ brown or ochre paint. And I agree that there is too much green. I know nests are your signature, but there are no nests of eggs in the fall. Those are my simple thoughts.
The greenery is... poopie LOL - I would take some of those awesome green acorns you showed earlier and mix them with the feathers, the white berries, the nest, pinecones and bird and lose the rest. I would put the gourds in a glass jar as a display all their own or spray them all cream and put them back on the wreath, ooh that would be pretty. If you google images for "acorn boutonniere" the first image of wedding boutonnieres on a birch tree background shows the color scheme that is in my head... love it.
My 18 yr. old would say it looked like the "greenery fairy" threw up on it!
More fall colors, less green. Some bigger pieces, less small.
Lisa Q
Too many small things perhaps, not enough of a focus. Also, I agree with the others that it's too green for a fall wreath.
Autumn for me is more matte and less shine. Does that make sense?
i've been on blogcation for the past week, and it was sooooo much fun to be able to sit down and read a week worth of Nester! Like getting a great fall magazine :)!
I am a faker too. I don't think they look bad at all, as long as you're not trying to mix real and fake. Then things look wrong.
And as for your wreath. I didn't hate it at all until you did. You're right--I think it's a little too green, or too many vegetables in it. Wait for the leaves to change and throw some in there maybe? Oh what do I know?! I've never made a wreath in my life :)!
It just doesn't have "The Nester" look of understated abundance...I think your updated wreath in your May posting was a great looking fall wreath. If you want a change, maybe adding more pheasant feathers and some acorns or nuts. Keep the tones muted. And I would remove the nesting bird with the eggs--wonderful as they are--and use that for spring...Just my humble opinion...
Oh Poor Nester!!! Honey, go to HGTV and ask THEM what THEY think!!! LOL!
Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog...but here's mine for you:
SIMPLIFY!!!
Ya gots WAY TOO MUCH going on in that wreath, and someone mentioned your UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE, and I have to agree...that wreath has like 30 different greeny thingies...narrow it down to just a few, and remember the magic number of 3...old decorator's tool...odd numbers and at least 3 of something...also stands for the Holy Trinity.
So I agree with the others...way too much and the very things you want to stand out are TOO SMALL! There are NO sunflowers, or anything floral-y on there to make any kind of impact!
Till Another Time!
Ok - I'll go against the flow, my first thought was how beautiful that wreath is! I think you did a lovely job. Just proves beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right?
Sorry, but your wreath looks like a mish mash of any and everything you had laying around and you decided to stick it all in a wreath. It needs editing and a consistent theme, a consistent base - bigger splashes of color in whatever you decide the background to be.
Well, I would add some type of shear fall bow! Maybe if you could find some pumpkins or pods that are a a bit bigger! I can't tell if but maybe it looks to fake!
Ahh...this is hard for me to be be critical of anything you do b/c I love everything you touch!
-Sandy Toes
Too much green, not enough fall colors. But it would appear that I'm only the 28th person to day so.
I'm not worried I know you'll fix it and it will be wonderful.
I like your wreath. It's a good start. It just needs some tweaking. Green is always a great color to decorate with but I think you have used more of a dark winter green in your wreath. A fall green would be closer to a mossy green. It needs to be more yellow based. Think of the leaves in the fall when they change colors - those popping yellows, oranges, reds and yes, there are the lightish yellowy greens in the leaves. Can you use the yellowish green fern you showed in your September 2nd post? Or the green acorn and pine cones from your September 4th post? I would also add a big orange (perhaps plaid?) ribbon.
Well, I actually like it. There is a lot of green in it - but people, Nester lives in NC - and here in the South we'll have green leaves for quite some time to come. And I love the white berries.
The only thing I would consider changing is the color of the pumpkins/gourds. I'd spray them (cream, I think as someone else suggested) - and that's only because I'm currently obsessed with white pumpkins.
Looks great to me!
The colors don't go. I think the greenery and the gourds are wrong. Maybe if you go more muted. The greenery makes it more springy than fall. Try white pumpkins instead, and maybe muted green gourds, wheat, or twigs. Good luck.
Too much greenery is what I'm thinking. Everything else looks rather nice. You could maybe add in some lighter colors too. Of what, I have no idea!
Nester,
Would that we all had this problem... creating a wreath this lovely that only needs a few tweaks to make you happy! For that matter, I know people who would pay good money for this wreath just the way it is! But you asked for our assistance, and your reading public is prepared to respond.
To that end, I agree with Lauren. I think you would be happier with mossier greens in the wreath. The green in the wreath does look a little more like a winter green. That was a good point. That also ties back to your other post about the greens you prefer.
Someone else had a good idea about toning down the pumpkins and things by brushing them with ochre (I think it was) paint. Maybe some nuts and pods would help, too. I just love them in profusion for fall. My fall wreath is full of them, and I never get tired of it, just tweak it from time to time.
My first impression with your wreath was favorable because I love lush, full wreaths (and you are the queen of that), but then you said to look at it and see what might be bothering you. In addition to the two suggestions above, you might consider undoing a grapevine wreath and twirling some of the curved vines into this wreath to give it a branchier, woodier (is there such a term?) feel.
I love the feathers! I also like tying them to the Thanksgiving napkins with special ribbon. Usually something textured. You can kind of curve the end of the feather (a friend of mine does this) which gives it an extra kick.
Nester, I love what you do, and I throughly enjoy reading your blog. Keep sharing your ideas with us. You do good work! Kudos!
Sheila
Wow! Your readers are quick to jump in and offer all kinds of great assistance. Can you send a few of them to my house to help paint my kids' rooms?
I definitely see what you mean about the wreath. I think part of the problem is that it doesn't say fall enough. If you took out the gourds and pumpkins it could be any season.
First, I'd ditch the bird and the nest. It's confusing me. I'm easily confused.
Then I think I would do more browns and golds (less green). More dead stuff (less fake live stuff). Fall is all about decorating with dead stuff or soon to be rotten stuff (pumpkins, gourds, etc.)
Man! I'm on a roll today! Are you writing this stuff down? ;-)
If you haven't been by today, pop over. You'll never guess what I mistreated.
Kimba
I think it needs some direction. It looks as though your summer wreath (light colored greens) got mixed up with your autumn wreath (gourds) and your Christmas wreath joined in the confusinon (pinecones and those little white berries on the far side, little red berries, pine greens, etc.)
It's hard to tell, but is the whole wreath covered in those itty, fluffy feathers? If it is and you have to work with the itty feathers, I would rip off everything except the nest. Around the nest, I'd clump some of the gourds, a healthy handful of wheat shooting diagonally behind the nest and add some ribbon with long drappy loops and long ends trailing down from the nest too. Let the "nest" be your focal point, Nester!
OR, if the wreath is NOT covered in feathers, I'd get rid of everything except the nest and the gourds. Then I'd group the gourds around the nest, add some fall folliage, and a big spray of those fine, long, pheasant feathers shooting diagonally from behind the nest.
And I'd definitely make sure that in either option, you throw in a little black and a little white (even just a touch of black or white in a plaid ribbon), just to help all the other colors to look defined.
I'm looking forward to seeing your "new and improved" autumn wreath!
Goodwife H.
I wonder what it would look like if you replaced some of the greenery with some great Nester looped ribbons. Your tassels are so wonderful and if you decorate the wreath in the same way it may bring some life to it like you want. Is it too small to have a tassel hanging from the center of it? I still think it's so pretty. Maybe you just need to tweak it a bit.
It's got too much going on. Less is more. Not that I'm an expert on arrangements, because I'm working on my new assignment to get rid of objectionable pretend plants in my house. Back to the wreath, that leaf at 1:00 looks a bit like an OPP, too. If you do a Mr. Linky, I'll show you my OPPs. Oh, and on a side note, I was in the store yesterday and they were actually selling fake feathers with the fake greenery. Now that's just bad.
~Heather
You really can't make something that I'd ever take apart but if you insist...put bigger things on it, like everyone else said. Maybe switch the birds nest to a different wreath to give you more room? I don't know--I'd still like it :)
I am actually just fine with "y'all got me all." You can do no wrong with me, Nester.
XO,
June
ACK!ACK! I just re-read! "Y'all all got me all"!
ACK! I heart you.
XO again,
June
I think it's pretty.
I guess I havent learned a blasted thing because I love it. It is crazy full but I love it. I think people are agreeing with you just because your the nester and you are setting people up..lol
I truly love it and Im sticking to it!!
I can not even believe I am going to comment on this wreath, as you are the queen of decorating. But here goes, I think there is too much, not stuff but too sporadic in color and theme. I think adding the fall stuff such as pumpkins on top of the greenery and birds nest etc. is just too sporadic. There is nothing tying it all together. I hope this helps. Although, could the Nester ever really need help. I don't think so.
The only thing that I would change.. is that the centre seems to be all green. Too much green. Too bright of a green for fall. I love everything else. I think that if you just swap it for a darker, fall shade of greenery, or something dried and fall-like... it would have the effect that I think you are going for. I like the pinecone idea mentioned as well.
It's such a gorgeous wreath, but I think maybe there IS just a little too much going on. Take out some of the chartruse color greenery and replace with some tinged with brownish fall color. I'd take out the little pumpkins & gourds, etc, and just add a super gorgeous ribbon in fall colors right down by the bird, with ribbon tails streaming down. Maybe hot glue a couple leaves/pinecones by the nest too.
I wanted you to know how inspired I was by your combination of items in "fake take 3" post. I made a fall birdcage and linked the inspiration back to you! Check it out if you can :)
Blessings,
Stacey
too much green at the top and no bright fall colors...plus aren't birds with eggs kind of spring time'ish'...still it's better than i could do!
Yeah, it's terrible.
Can I have it?
It needs more orange, I think.
And I'm all about Mr. Linky. We're like this (crossing my fingers to indicate closeness).
I think it is still beautiful, there is nothing that you do that is ugly!! I want to know where you find all your birds, eggs and glass things that look like the domes?? I don't know how elese to describe them (: I looked at Hobby Lobby and they have birds but they are small and not good colors and only brown eggs and no domes. You have a lot of critics for being the goddess of home decor (: Your great!!!
I love a fall wreath! Oh, and for some fab fall dishes, check out my giveaway on my site!!
glamlifehousewife.blogspot.com!
I agree with mostly everyone - too much green! It may look better if you added some more dried stuff in there to add some brown tones, and then throw in some traditional fall colors. But seriously, everything you do rocks, let's be honest.
I agree with others about the greenery... it kind of looks like a really yummy salad! Ok, just a humble apprentice here..
~Kathleen M
I'm definitely thinking there's too much green and not enough fall color. Also, to me, that nest looks odd the way it's placed. I keep wanting to hold my hands under it so the eggs don't fall out and break! LOL. It's a million times better than anything I could have done though. :)
I love me a big, obnoxious wreath on the front door. Maybe it just needs some more fall-y stuff...
I call my yearbooks annuals. I hadn't thought of them in forever! haha! ("Will you sign my annual?" Boy, that takes me back!!)
Hi Nester, Maybe too much greenry...add some of that ribbon that you work so much magic with. I would love for you to come by sometime today and check out my window mistreatment...it's not as grand as the ones you do...but it is a mistreatment! One of these days I am going to do one of those GRAND mistreatments...lol. nancy
where's your boa? add that!
by the way. I like it, so send it my way!!
I think you should take all the fake stuff out of it.
Ha...I crack me up.
I actually like it, send it to me. ;-)
I think you were right on with not enough browns and natural colors. I'm loving the idea of a huge brown/muted green/cream wreath. I love the bird in the nest(you are the NESTER, aren't you??), The feathers are perfect as well. I think I would leave the ribbon out~you don't seem to be much of a ribbon in a wreath girl, but maybe I'm wrong. I like the more natural look~ribbon in wreaths reminds me of the ones they make at Hobby Lobby or Michaels and hang on the wall to sell. Can't wait to see the makeover!
When I first saw the picture I loved it! But when I blew the picture up larger, I noticed that the red berries, pinecones and evergreen greenery make it look a little Christmasy. Maybe add some fall leaves?
I think it might be the green throwing it off, too.
Pheasant feathers? Indian tobacco?
I think you're on the right track to move it in the brown direction.
(I love all the bits coming out at me....do leave those!)
I thought I had learned alot from your blog, but obviously not! I immediately thought, very pretty! And really, itsn't it what makes you happy that really counts? Within limits, of course..... And since I live in Maine and on the very end of a road and nobody would ever even drive down to my house, just send that (cough, cough) hideous wreath to me. I will do my part to erase it from your memory!
Fran
Too much green...I am also in agreence with a ribbon of some sort..I think a plaid ribbon in fall colors would look great added to it with the green removed.
But who am I to give you advice? Ha! I bought my wreath yesterday to add things to and have no idea what to do to it!
Love the wreath...love the look.
But...I think the large green leaves just above the bird's head, to the left, are too large and too bluish-green. I'd remove them, and also the light green thing in the center of the wreath.
Overall, though, I love it!
I'm thinking you just need some bigger things and less greenery?!?! Can't wait to see the new improved tweaked design :o)
~Des
I LOVE your work, but the first thing that hit me about the wreath was that the birds' nests with the eggs in them seems off to me for a fall wreath. Maybe empty nests, and more oranges and reds and less green. . . or some rich gold worked in. . .
I vote for too bright, or too many different colors? Good luck!
well, i like it. you can send it to me by mail.
I'll even pay the shipping.
:-)
Too green!
this is hilarious! we are all experts on fakes now! i love the lesson aspect of it, and think everyone is applying what they've picked up in blogland. good teaching mama bird! jkj
Hmmmm...
I like the fullness of it so I will just agree with the others hear that the greenery is taking away it lovely fall appeal. Make the "Fall" colors stand out more and let the green be an accent.
More fall colors and less greenery. Maybe a ribbon to add a little something.
I think your wreath has not turned yet :) It's waiting just like the trees.
I'd say more muted browns, oranges and reds, less greens.
I still love it though :)
Is this a test? After all of the blogs on "fakery", it looks like there is way too much of it in this wreath. So, I thought, this is on purpose! This is to see if anyne learned anything from the "fake" blogs!
I have lurked your blog for a week or so now and I've actually implemented a few ideas. I have mistreated by bedroom windows (w/ e-bay fabric!) and done a picture grouping down my hall. I wish I could figure out a way to share my pictures as I don't have a decorating blog. Anyway, I was inspired and wanted to say thanks!
New to your blog - LOVE IT! Now, your wreath: It doesn't look "weathered" enough...KWIM?
Wow - that's what you get for asking a bunch of opinionated women for their ideas...hee hee.
So, has no one answered about setting up the Mr. Linky for Wednesday? It would be fun to see what everyone did, but that means I have to work on taking pictures of my whole house, and all the bad fakes...this in honor of my memorial service of course.
WoW! You have an opinionated group of women on here. :) Or shall I say discerning?
I'd agree with the consensus- that leaf cluster in the upper right is too shiny fake, and that little bitty pumpkin is shiny. I'd say to add more crimson reds, but then again, I am in lust with crimson red right now for some reason.
but I love the white berries :)
I see too much green and red it's almost Christmasy. I think if you take out some of the green and add more brown it would be beautiful.
I am sure you have enough feedback for now, but thought I would add my two sense. The bird and nest have to go---way too springish! The bird/nest/pumpkins don't go together---in my opinion. I know your site is nesting place, but I would save the nest for Spring.
It is no longer a wreath maybe?? It almost looks like all that stuff should be in a galvanized short, long bucket/container... just a thought. (But it isn't ugly!)
I agree that the nest looks more like spring and there is a little too much green. What about adding brown feathers for a bird feel instead? I also agree that it needs more fall color- deep amber oranges and browns.
What? I love it! It looks really pretty against your black front door.
I'm a total amateur, but to me it's too green for a fall wreath. And the bird's nest with eggs, isn't that a spring theme? I like the ideas of adding pine cones and/or ribbon.
I'm not good with knowing what the right terms are. But...I think it needs a big bow with ribbon cascading on the sides. Using ribbon that is sheer & has wire. Probably a browny/gold color.
I flunk design & decor because I really like it. :-)
Is this a joke? I think it's pefectly gorgeous!!! If I saw that in a swanky shop I would be drooling over it!
I think there's not enough fall colors, it's almost like and all-season wreath that includes everything. I agree with stefanie, your pumpkins are too small. But you are SO crafty, I'm sure you can fix it!
I think you just need to take stuff out of the middle so that it looks round--right now it looks like a mound or a ball shape instead of a circle with the middle empty.
Otherwise, it's beautiful.
Too much bright green.
I had one once that i loved ..I had a florist do it on a willow base. They added brown burlap ribbon wound around and round and a bow of it..that sort of pulled it all together but in a backgroundish way. Terry in Arlington
oh..and also, the big sunflower pods without seeds were used in my florist one with the brown burlap and those look good too.terry in arlington
how funny! I posted my wreath today too, but I love mine! hehe I think sometimes we have the best of intentions and it just doesnt work out! :)
It's so bad I think you should send it to me so I can dispose of it for you. :)
Seriously though I like it. I've been back to look at it 5 times today to see if my mood changed but nope, I like it. I like it because it's not your run of the mill predictable "fall" wreath.
It also matches very well with what is going on in nature right now. The trees aren't changing quite yet here anyway. Leave it for now and change out the greens in a few weeks.
I'll be honest, I didn't like it when I opened it and really didn't want to say that I didn't like it. Too busy, too much green, and perhaps weird.
You're asking US for advice? Isn't it supposed to be the other way around? After 95 comments, you probably won't see mine, but I'd say the wreath is too green. I'd say, more feathers and brown stuff, less green. But what do I know. And I think a POOPIE Mr. Linky might be fun.
I'm back, because I realized after looking again that it already has A LOT of feathers, which is good. But you can't really see them. I like what's going on in the lower right part of the wreath.
And I'm also gonna say that I think you already know exactly how you're gonna change it (and it'll look fab when you're done of course) and you're just messin' with us to see what kind of whacky ideas we come up with.
I think it's either too much green or too many different shades of green.
I love all the birds and berries!!
Hi,
Guess I'm in the minority here...but I really like it!
If you want to change anything, maybe replace the bird.....
I think Mr. Linky is a great idea. So we post our most ugly or pretty fake flowers?
diane
I have to agree with what some of the others said. It needs less green and more fall colors. Also some bigger pumpkins, other fall items and some ribbon would be great.
I think it's too much of a mish mash of autumn and spring... which is awkward, considering there is another season in between them either side. It needs to look a little more sleepy... but... not. I think more of a harvesty type one... a rusty tin birdhouse, wheat, pussy-willow, acorns, goosberries (or blackberries...ripe and not ripe for interest), apples (does it have to have pumpkins? Surely there are other fall things... or is it just not fall without them?) and it wouldn't be a Nester wreath without feathers.
I'm thinking also, that it needn't be so full. Perhaps only fill half or two thirds of it (either to the side, or on the bottom) and allow the wreath itself to be seen if you use one of those brown twiggy affairs.
You could try to thin it out a bit, perhaps take out some of the greens and then wrap a colorful ribbon through it, like a rust color or burnt orange. Deana
Nester - Honestly, I think it is really pretty!! And besides - it doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful!! Woot-woot!! =)
Maybe what you are going for is more dead looking? deadish?? more deader?? dead. Maybe....
Good Luck!!
Ann
I like the feathers on the bottom. But the top is too heavy with fake (really fake) greenery.
I know it will turn out great with a few Nester tweaks!
I agree too much green. It doesn't look like a fall wreath. I'd say add some oranges and reds.
And yes, a Mr. Linky, to share the good, the bad, and the ugly fake flowers would be perfect!
I think some of the plants are 'too shiny' and the whites need to go (for fall). Maybe some more DRY material?
Too much green, not enough oranges and fall colors and the bird and nest should go.
First, I'm delurking. I think you are adorable, have a sweet family, and are quite the talented little chirper.
And, after clicking in on your photo, I did realize how much I love the reds you used...including the ribbon. But, since I'm not the decorator-type that I wish I was, I haven't any tips on how to change it to your liking. Alot of help, I know.
Regardless, I love your site.
Tiff
Don't birds lay eggs in nests in the spring? I think the eggs throw the whole thing off for a fall wreath. Isn't funny though that we Moms nest all year round?
Well, I hardly doubt I'm adding anything that hasn't been said already...
I think it's still pretty darn cute!
I agree,Too much green girlfriend! I'd add more fall leaves, pumpkins, gords maybe?
take out greenery....add dried elements...try some larger pieces instead of the smaller pumpkins...maybe a large pumpkin wrapped in grapevine in center?
Your wreath seems to have the same amount of each color you used so they compete with each other. I think I'll fall back on the decorating rule of gallon/quart/pint. If you're painting a room you use a gallon of one color on the walls, a quart of another color on the trim and a pint of another for the accents. It works for any project that I'm working on the house, whether it's a scrapbook page or a room or an outfit I want to coordinate. Good luck with that.
The reath doesn't say fall to me, it says mix and match - almost a spring reath.
1.) Why are there eggs in that nest? The weather is cooling, the leavs are turning, and all of the baby birds have been born and flown the coop! - Further more, I think it would just look better for the bird to be futher back into the reath, rather than ontop of it.
2.) The gree is too bright, not enough brown to the majority of your green pieces. It overpowering the reds, yellows, and oranges.
Good Luck
I am inspired to get out my fall wreaths & start decorating for the season! I love it!
I think that it has may too much green, and that you need to get smaller stuff, you have to take 3 or 4 looks before it is all in..... more brown and more fallyish :)
~Megan
Hmmm...I think it has too many small things in it. ? Perhaps an area of bigness on the wreath is called for.
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