Hey there friends! Today I wanted to share a cute little hack I’ve been working on with the Set of 2 Wood Stars from the New Americana 2023 Add-On Box! I love the 4th of July but I knew as soon as I saw the cute little stars that I wanted to do something completely different with them! Let me share!


Here’s what you’ll need to complete this DIY:

  1. Set of 2 Wood Stars 2023 from the New Americana Add-On Box
  2. Two different paint colors (your choice)
  3. Paint brushes
  4. Hot glue 
  5. Wreath you want to decorate 

Start by painting your stars.                                                                                    

I chose a grey/green color and a plum purple color, obviously I’m going a completely different direction with the colors but have fun with this! Choose colors you love and that compliment the space you’re adding them to. I chose to add the stars to the wreath on my front door.

I could have left the stars unpainted but I wanted to choose colors for the stars that could work all year round!

Once the stars dry, lay your wreath flat and decide where your stars will look best. I tried a few different places but ultimately decided on this layout! Attach the stars with hot glue - I love attaching things like this with hot glue because it holds but it’s flexible enough that if I change my mind I can take the stars off later with little to no damage. 

Hang your wreath then step back and enjoy the view! I love simple DIYs like this because they’re easy but make a big impact! 

What do you think? Tag us if you try! 

xoxo, 
Becca


About the Author:
Becca is in her early 30’s and lives just outside Seattle with her husband, whom she met on Tinder (crazy right!?), and her two kids Macey and Harrison. Life is pretty full with two young kids but in her “free time” Becca loves a good mani-pedi, outside time with her family in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, or a day-date to bubble tea with her daughter. You can find her on Instagram here: www.Instagram.com/drivingmissmacey or her blog: www.drivingmissmacey.com

 

 

Becca Brodin