Showing posts with label cowgirl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cowgirl. Show all posts

Monday, July 22, 2019

Rachael and Robin's Country Wedding

Rachael has graciously shared pictures from her recent country themed wedding! 
Boots, Buckles, Blue Jeans, Burlap Bouquets and Boutonnieres, Turquoise, and Cowboy Hats... Rustic Romance... Yes, please!! 
Cowboy and Cowgirl themed wedding with burlap and lace wedding flowers

The bridesmaids bouquets and boutonnieres featured turquoise, yellow, tan, and white burlap roses, with lace, rhinestones, pearls, and feathers. 
rustic country wedding flowers
I love the western themed wedding and the pictures that Racheal has shared with us! 
cowgirl and cowboy wedding party with burlap flowers


rhinestone cowgirl burlap bouquets
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Baker! Thank you for allowing me to have a small part of your beautiful outdoor wedding! Sending best wishes for a lifetime of happiness together!
country wedding cake

Photos in this post were taken by Katy Kent Photography. 
Pictures submitted and used with permission of the bride. 

Custom Burlap and Lace Wedding Bouquets by GypsyFarmGirl on etsy or can be ordered on my new website at RustandRomance.com 





Saturday, July 11, 2015

New Lariat Rope and Fall Wreaths

"Howdy!"

I've been working on several new western rope wreaths and a some new fall wreaths lately. 

Country Farm House Decor
or maybe you say "Welcome." 

I usually say Howdy or Hey (hey, maybe that's an idea for another wreath!) These two wreaths have a hand painted sign and an assortment of greenery and feathers. Pretty neutral in color and can be displayed year round on your door or wall. 
western home decor

 This lasso has deep burgundy red peonies along with assorted greenery and a burlap bow. It can even be hung with the arrangement on the right side or turned to the bottom of the wreath. This wreath could also be used year round in your farmhouse - reds a great color that matches lots of holidays.
red rope wreath with burlap bow
 This is a pink rope wreath for any fun loving cowgirl! Pink roses, green hydrangeas, burlap and raffia ribbon and greenery are included, along with the Cowgirl sign (can be removed, if unwanted.)
Country Girl Rope Wreath with Pink Roses and Green Hydrangeas

I've also made several fall themed wreaths. I love the fall colors and think they can be very elegant and pretty. This first rope wreath has sunflowers, rusty orange peonies, cattails, red daisies, fern, ivy, eucalyptus. among other greeneries and foliage. 
Fall western home decor wreath
Red sunflowers and yellow sundaisies are the focal point of this lariat rope. 
 I'm always happy to make fall stuff - maybe its because I love sunflowers and all the different textures and colors. I know it's still July, but our creek is lined with gorgeous cattails, willow trees, solidago, and so many unique grasses and yellow wildflowers and they really inspired me to get to making fall pieces.  I took these next two grapevine wreaths out in the pasture, along the creek to take their pictures. 

This wreath has a sunflower shaped chalkboard sign that can be personalized. I wrote "Welcome Y'all", but you could customize it with your name, Happy Fall, Harvest Greetings, Happy Birthday, really anything you wish. Would even be  great back to school decorations for a classroom! 
Sunflower and Burlap Wreath

All about the texture - lotus pods, grapevine balls, pheasant feathers, cattails, fall leaves, sunflowers, mums, daisies and berries. Ahhh, I think I'm ready for fall! How about you? 
autumn harvest wreath
All wreaths are ready to ship and can be found in my etsy shop. Thanks to a friend who found me a large lot of ropes at a recent sale, I'll have ropes to make wreaths for a while! Any certain colors, sign choices, or flowers you would like to see on a wreath? 

Oh, and there's also a couple of Christmas ropes available for Christmas in July!

Western, country Christmas lasso wreath
 I'll definitely be making more Cowboy Christmas wreaths this year!   Western Christmas Wreath



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Saturday, November 1, 2014

New Western Cowboy Rope Christmas Wreaths


I've had several people contacting me about the rope Christmas wreaths I made a few years ago. It's been a while since I made any rope wreaths, but this week I was able to get 6 new ones made and listed in my shop.

Christmas greenery, pine, holly, jute webbing, raffia, brown glittery sprays, and a horse show create this cowboy Christmas wreath. 




A little grit and glitz for this wreath as red and gold glitter ting and Merry Christmas sign are combined with rustic burlap and a team ropers lariat.





Snow frosted pinecone star ornaments are featured in this wreath with assorted greenery, berries, brown glitter ting, and a wide burlap bow.   





Red berries and glitter are prominent on this rope wreath. A Merry Christmas sign hangs in front of the burlap bow






This is the jingle bell wreath with greenery, holly, brown glitter ting, and burlap. 





This wreath isn't Christmassy, but it would make a great Christmas gift for your favorite cowboy or cowgirl. This wreath can be displayed year round as part of your western home decor. Assorted greenery and feathers are tied together with a burlap bow. 


I'm not sure how many more rope wreaths I'll be able to make this season and each are one of a kind, so grab 'me while they're hot off the press! Head over to my shop at gypsyfarmgirl.etsy.com to lasso your wreath today!






Saturday, August 10, 2013

Vicki's Country Wedding

Today I would like to feature pictures from Vicki's country wedding. Vicki had ordered burlap and lace bouquets from me earlier in the year and sent me pictures of her April wedding this week. 
 
I love her dress, boots, and all the turquoise! Vicki and her bridesmaids carried bouquets with turquoise, tan, chocolate brown, and cream burlap  roses with lace.  
 



 
 
 
 
Come as you are
Stay as long as you can
We're all family
So no seating plan
 
I like how weddings are focusing less on who sets on what side now. 
 
Here's one of the guys wearing a burlap rose boutonnière. 
 
 
Seriously, the bridesmaids have the cutest dresses, that I'm sure they will wear again! Brown and turquoise is one of my favorite color combinations.
 
 
 
 
I love all the country, cowboy and cowgirl decorations they used and seriously want a piece of cake now!
 
 
 
 
Congratulations to Vicki and her new husband! Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your wedding day and for sharing pictures with me! Wishing you all the best in your new marriage!