baseball wreath
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You all know that it’s our family’s favorite time of year… Baseball season!! With Dave and Avery both playing, and Dave and I coaching, our lives revolve around practice and game schedules. It’s busy, it’s exhausting, it’s non-stop, but it’s fun and we love it!
The thing is, Dave is old. (I can say that, because I am still young. I’m a whole month younger than him!) and his body doesn’t always want to keep up with what his mind THINKS it can do. I mean, honestly, he is very fit, and healthy, but we all know how our bodies just don’t bounce back as quickly as they used to once we get past a certain age (For us it was 30. At 30, it all started to go downhill.)
So, sometimes, he needs a little help with the aches and pains that come with the baseball player/coach territory. Hit in the arm with a bat, wielded by an exuberant 5 year old? Sore back from hitting grounders for fielding practice? Achy shoulder after pitching 7 innings? Headache after a night of trying to get 4 and 5 year olds to “LISTEN!” Dave uses TYLENOL® 8 HR Muscle Aches & Pain! It lets him take control of muscle pain and take back his day!
Dave keeps a bottle of TYLENOL® 8 HR Muscle Aches & Pain at his shop, and one at home in the medicine cabinet. And, right now, Target has an awesome deal that helps keep us fully stocked. When you buy 2 of the following products, you get a $5 gift card:
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You can use that gift card to buy another bottle of Extra Strength TYLENOL® the next time you’re out, or if you’re anything like me, you’d go straight over to the cafe and grab yourself a delicious caffeinated beverage. You earned it!
Since we are such a baseball crazed family, I thought we should advertise that on the front of our house. We already have the perfectly manicured lawn that looks like baseball field (haha, no we don’t.) But I wanted to make a fun Baseball wreath to hang on our door. (Because I really should take down our St. Patrick’s Day wreath…)
This project is really easy, but you will need some power tools. Well, one power tool. You’ll need a drill.
You’ll need:
-baseballs (new, or used)
-a wire wreath form
-wire cutters
-a drill
-hot glue or other glue/adhesive
-ribbon
Carefully drill a hole through the center of your baseballs.
Carefully cut your wire wreath form, so that you have one single, “ring” (you can choose which size ring, depending on how large or small you want your wreath to be)
String the baseballs onto the wire like a giant necklace. (You can tie ribbons in between the baseballs as I did, or leave it plain)
When you get to the end, load the center of the baseball with hot glue, and hold it in place, where the ends of the wires meet.
Attach a string/ribbon to the back to hang, and display your baseball wreath, proudly on your door or wall!
You can also add other little decorations to customize your baseball wreath.
-mini baseball bat
-your child’s baseball number or team name
-your favorite team’s logo
-whatever your baseball loving heart, desires!
Now our mail carrier, delivery people, door to door sales folks, or anyone else who comes to our door will have no question about our favorite summer pastime!
Easy DIY Baseball Wreath
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That is SUCH a cool idea and so simple, too. I love this for summer! #client
This is so adorable! My husband coaches softball so I can totally relate! #client
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Great idea. So much informative & valuable post. Really awesome. Thanks.
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Wounderful Idea. As I’m baseball lover I must try it. Thanks.
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Love!! What type of drill bit did you use?? I assume a long one to go all the way through the ball?? My father in law drilled holes in some balls for me and used his drill press so it would not go all the way through to the other side without turning the ball over and drilling from the other side as well.
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