For Christmas we had a wreath on our pantry door and the hook was still there, so I figured we needed something more spring like.
Here's the materials I used.
I started with the larger wreath. The smaller one was intended to go on the linen closet door upstairs. That never ended up happening.
I started winding the fur yarn around the straw wreath. I left the plastic on the wreath because it gave a smoother surface.
Winding, winding and winding. Did I mention I wound the yarn around the wreath?
Three and a half episodes of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman later, it was wrapped. I didn't take a picture after that. I needed to secure the end of the yard somehow. I ended up taking a straight pin, cut the end off and bent it into a staple shape. Hot glue secured the flowers, add a ribbon hanger and voila! It was finished. I decided that one was enough and returned the rest of the supplies.
Here's a closer up view of how it looked. I ended up using 1 1/2 skeins of the fur yarn. I like how the color turned out. I think it was called moss or something like that. It was a variegated green that gave the wreath some depth. Even though it took forever, I like how it turned out.
Next adventure, sewing!
Finally a good use for fun fur yarn ;-)
ReplyDeleteExactly! I can't say it was fun though. The first 10 minutes maybe, but it got old pretty fast.
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