I found some on Ebay if you don't mind paying for them. And this link has some for $3 each. http://www.candisworld.com/lolipop.html Here is a link that might be useful: Lollipop Lane

You could make them the way you said,just make sure you have an overlap big enough that it will close once the wreath is in it.The other way is to cut 2 circles a little larger than the wreath,then measure the circumference of the circle and cut a straight strip,also known as a gusset.Put a zipper in the gusset,zippers arent hard.Then sew each side of the gusset to one edge of each of the circles. Or you can do what o do,i just use a good strong plastic bag with handles,drop the wreath in and hang it on a rod in my storage closet.Make sure you mark the bags if your're doing them for more than one season.HTH You could even make the bags from the tablecloth you already bought,then just add a couple of BIG buttonholes to slide over the closet rod. Kathi

I enjoy painting scenery on buckets but here's a list of sites that offer patterns that can be painted on anything: http://www.northpolechristmas.com http://www.artistsclub.com/ac/Clubhouse/clubhouse.asp http://www.decordelights.com http://www.tole-expressions.com/freestuff/index.html http://www.michaels.com/art/online/projectlist http://www.1837legacy.com/Acrylic_Free_pattern.htm http://painting.about.com/hobbies/painting/library/bldecorativepaintingpatterns.htm http://www.thuntek.net/~rhardy/paint/patterns.html http://folkart.about.com/arts/folkart/library/blpatterns.htm http://www.nightowlcrafters.com/aa/vickiescr.html http://www.busybee.ns.ca/studio/freebies.htm http://www.decorativeartist.com These are just a few of the favorites off my ever growing list but maybe you'll find something you like.

Hi there! There are a wide variety of wavy mosaic glass tile options through a company called Oceanside Glass & Tile. All of the colorways in their Muse collection can be done in a wavy pattern. Please see the link below: http://www.glasstile.com/muse-mosaic-color-palette.aspx Hope this helps!