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- Hey guys, welcome to Nailed It. Today, we are tackling
Joanna Gaines' beautiful springtime wreath.
- [Penn] It's just a good looking website and it's
very soothing, the language about this
- [Kim] Yes
- [Penn] floral festive
- [Kim] And just
- [Penn] Springy thing
- She's encouraging me to just pick the
type of greens I want
- Yeah
- And what speak to me so
- (Penn laughs)
- Um
- What greens speak to you?
- Mostly weeds
- Yeah
- Yeah. No, not... not that.
- (laughs)
- I mean like, dandelions.
- What's the over-under on married men that we'll see
at the craft store, other than me?
- You will not be alone, honey.
- .5 like... oh, you're taking the over on .5?
- Totally
- Okay
- [Kim] Honey, did you see that?
- What?
- [Kim] There's another married man over there.
- [Penn] Did you see he was following his wife?
He did not look happy.
- [Kim] Over here, honey. We need a wire frame.
Think we should get?
- Wanna go bigger? This is a bit much. I don't think
our door is big enough for this. We don't
have like a big door.
One of each?
- (loud noise)
- Can we get outta here before this place explodes?
- [Kim] Dude #4 just walked in.
- There's no one in the back, there's a poker game.
And I wanna get in on it.
- The instructions were to find greens that speak to you
and then put them in the wire thing.
- There's not like uh creaky oven to like 45,000 degrees
or anything.
- No
- Like there's no, it's just
- It's gonna be super simple, honey.
- Buy a wire, put stuff in it.
- Yes
- I don't see how we can mess this up.
- I know. So I'm going to be getting my greens from
an actual florist. Which I didn't know that florists
actually did those things so
The first flower shop we found was under construction.
They had moved but then they didn't tell us where they had
moved and we searched another one and now we appear to be
in a field where our bodies will be found at some point.
- (laughs)
- Um, by a jogger.
- Bunch of car garages. You know when I'm in a pinch, I need
to get you flowers. Like 7-Eleven has lovely carnations.
- [GPS Voice] Your destination is on the left.
- No it's not.
- Oh, you know what though? This looks like it's an event
venue place, though.
- Welp, go on in. I'm staying here. I'm gonna go ask if it's
a flower shop. Is that okay?
- Okay, it's not.
- (chuckles)
- [Kim] He's going to ask, oh.
- So they sell fin-
That's what I said, they sell finished stuff.
They don't sell like greens.
- [Penn] So we're in the wrong place?
- What I told you.
- [Penn] Okay, I get it.
- So I was right.
Maybe let's just go to our yard. I'm so over this.
I don't wanna talk to people anymore. So let's just
- Go to our yard.
- (Penn chuckles)
- This dictates most of Kim's behavior. Is how much
interaction she has to have with other people.
And we have reached our limit.
- We have reached our limit of Kim communicating
with people.
- [Penn] Oh, we're gonna do a great job with
the yard flowers.
- I know
- [Penn] She even suggested it!
- She did, and she's super sweet. They were so nice and
I totally suggest you go here if you want people to make
flowers for you.
- But that's not a very fun Nailed It.
- No.
- Today, I nailed it. We buy something
- We bought something.
- (Kim laughs)
- Kim, holy moly.
- I, uh, went to the grocery store and I brought every
non-carnation product they had. And, um, I thought I
needed help from a friend. Her name is, Kim Crawford.
- (Penn laughs)
- [Penn] You guys are practically family.
So far, we've each gotten one metal wreath that cost $4.99.
What's your, what's your tab lookin' like right now?
- You cannot put a price on beauty.
- This is called floral foraging.
It's organic, reusable and sustainable and it is free
and partially legal.
- [Penn] So you do you. I'm gonna be right back.
There's like sticks and
- [Kim] Yeah.
- Things.
- [Kim] It's literally, like a wasteland back here.
- Ivy
- [Kim] And what's the difference between this
and like poison ivy?
- Poison ivy doesn't grow on trees, I do not think.
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- Flora! I think we're close to having enough stuff
let's go ahead this way
- [Kim] Okay. Those are azaleas. Don't, don't pick them.
- They're wimpy little azaleas. We're fine in here.
- So very typical Kim move is I didn't read all the way
down in the directions and apparently you have to have
floral wire.
- [Penn] I'm not going.
- I'm not going.
- Update: Mommy went to the store.
- I went to the store.
- She bought some stuff.
- I went to the store because we had forgot wire stuff.
Floral wire and I was gonna just try to do it with tape and
rubber bands, but I felt like that wouldn't do
Joanna Gaines justice. So.
- Here we go. We got homemade
versus
- Yard versus grocery store.
- Yard versus grocery florist.
So what I'm gonna do is just like, uh, when I was in
Boy Scouts. Is I start with the bigger pieces first.
- Hold on, you made wreaths in Boy Scouts?
- No, when you make fires.
- (Chuckles)
- Which way faces out? The little humpy part, right?
- This is what I have so far.
(Laughter)
(Rustling)
- I do realize that I've purchased these flowers.
This whole thing will die a miserable death on our front
door. We'll let Lola judge who wins.
- And like a blind judge, right? Like
- Right we're not gonna say
- We're not gonna say who made what. Lola will probably
know who made what and she is very sensitive about
not picking favorites because she's the most mature
person in our family
- Totally
- This is lookin' pretty good!
- This is mine.
I'm not really sure what I'm going for.
- [Penn] I still think like once you get to these
really pretty ones
um it's gonna look great.
- [Kim] Yours looks really good.
Joanna told us that this was gonna take about 15 minutes.
I have lost an entire day to this.
- The car trip alone has taken seven hours.
She probably gets the flowers, because she opens the
window and goes
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- And a bunch of chipmunks come up to the door
- Yes
- With fully assembled bouquet
- And deliver perfect, yes.
- Mine is startin' to shape up.
- Is it? Oh, you know what actually? That looks a lot
prettier than mine now.
- Great, honey.
- Yeah, it's not bad actually.
And it's free.
- It's not free.
- Mostly.
Look at this! I could win the Kentucky Derby with this thing
I'd have to be a horse, but whatever.
My wreath celebrates the birth of Spring as well as
the economics of Spring.
- (Kim laughs)
- If you lift it up and take a look. It's very full.
Um, and this isn't bad, right?
It's very nice.
I call it Spring Surprise.
- (Kim laughs)
- [Kim] Cuz' I am surprised
- Yes, exactly.
- You know how you do these DIY projects to save money like
why go to Target and buy a wreath for $50 when you can
go to the store and spend $50 and three hours?
That's basically what this wreath is here.
I went for very full, springtime...
springtime...
springtime.
It's an English Garden,
overgrown English Garden is what I went for.
- [Penn] Overgrown English Garden
- We're gonna have Lola judge and whichever wreath she
likes more gets to hang on the front door and the other
one goes on the side door.
- (bang, bang)
- Uh, I mean. I like the flowers.
They're nice, but
it's a little green.
- A little green?
- Yeah, they looked really good though.
- But it looks maybe a little too
- Green
- [Lola] So this one's daddy's
I don't, I don't really know for sure.
- Oh.
- Well, that's very fragile.
- (Penn laughs)
- It definitely wins the color situation.
I mean some of these are a little bit wilted.
But, besides that I really like it.
- So which one would you like to see hanging on
our front door?
- Hmmm. This is hard cuz' they're both really good, but
they're also both really bad.
- (laughter)
- Uh
I'm gonna go with
this one!
- (screams)
- [Penn] Mommy wins! Mommy wins! Good job, Lola.
- What was it about my wreath that you loved so much?
- I couldn't handle the pressure. So I had to choose one.
- (laughter)
- [Penn] Well that is better, Lola.
- (birds chirping)
- It's Springtime!
Thanks for watching. What else should we try? Leave a
comment, let us know. Take care.
- (door slams)
- (birds chirping)
- [Penn] Oh, that's (laughter) gonna fall off.