Let me first say I am by NO means saying I am the first to make one of these.
But since it was such a fun creative process for me, I wanted to share.
So here we go, Yarn Wreath DIY {with a Halloween twist}
What you will need:
- styrofoam wreath
- yarn {as many colors as you want}
- embellishments { whatever your heart desires}
- hot glue gun
- scissors
- Ribbon {if you will be hanging yours}
{if you want a thick wreath you will need batting to wrap around you wreath for your desired thickness, I will do this for my holiday one!}
Step 1: Glue down one end of you yarn to the wreath.
Step 2. Start wrapping, keeping in mind the pattern you will want.
Step 3: Once I figured out the pattern I marked off by measuring it out. Now you can totally do it more organically, but I have a slight OCD issue with symmetry. For my wreath I had three different yarns to use, so my pattern was 3.25 in/2in/3.25in, all the way around, while alternating colors, making sure the yarn was tight together {so no foam was showing} , and hot gluing the end pieces on the backside of the wreath.
Here is the final look.
Step 4: I made flower embellishments out of paper & felt. I also had pearls and button brads to add some more texture to it. Then with the hot glue I add them making sure to hold up my wreath to see the placement in the upright position.
Step 6: Find a cozy little spot to place your wreath or hang it. Mine will be chillin on a shelf. I love the colors, I think it is a perfect mix up on the traditional Halloween look
The possibilities are truly endless with this project. I can not wait to make more. Since I gage the time it takes a DIY by naps, I would say this was a 2 napper {with some laundry & dishes thrown in there too!}
ENJOY!
{if you make one please share, I would LOVE to see it!}
Too cute. Can't wait to make one. With Joy, Carey
ReplyDeleteCan't beat a 2 napper! Love!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteI totally dig this. I want one!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! So is the black and white print in the background, where is it from?
ReplyDeleteI love it. Yarn is all the rage in wreaths right now! ;D It looks great! Thanks for linking up to Show and Tell Saturday!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I am loving these yarn wreaths, made 2 already. I am sure it will continue right into Christmas time.
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Happy Labor Day weekend. Kristin
i came over from Be Different Act Normal. This is a GREAT wreath. I love the colors! Kelly
ReplyDeleteNICE job!
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