I’m sorry I haven’t posted for a couple days now. I have been busy with my placement and
course work. I have a DIY for you
though..... J It is a fun and quick holiday craft. A Christmas wreath! I found the craft on the Better Homes and Gardens website. I fell in love with
this wreath and had to try it out for myself.
I made a tutorial as well and documented making it along the way. I hope you have as much fun making it as I did!
- Stryofoam wreath or straw wreath with the plastic still on.
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White yarn
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Felt, three pieces in red and olive color
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Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Six faux pearls (I didn't use them in my demonstration)
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Florist’s pick with red and green berries.
Step 1: glue the
beginning of the wool you will use to wrap your wreath so it doesn’t
unravel.
Step 2: Begin to wrap
the white yarn all the way around your wreath until it looks like this! (watch out for overlapping, make sure none of
the green is showing through) Then glue
the last of the yarn when your yarn finally meets the starting point.
Step 3: glue on the berries on the side of the wreath.
Step 4: cut out 5” by 5” squares and then cut into
circles. Then on the back of the circle
draw a spiral. Cut the spiral out. Then fold it into flowers by rolling the
spiral from the center out.
Step 5: then you end up with these! (pretty aren’t they?)
Step 6: glue the six flowers below the berries stem, there should be four bigger flowers and 2 smaller flowers.
Step 7: cut two leaves out of the olive felt. Then glue them on also.
Step 8: Ta-da! You have
your Christmas wreath to put on your front door or in your home to be all ready to celebrate the holiday season.
this is a wonderful DIY, would make any christmas door look stylish, love it
ReplyDeleteBrooke ox
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteNicely done and GREAT pictures! :) I see a future in DIY tutorials for you miss!:) Tutorials are no small task so I admire all your photos and how to's!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty wreath :) I like the colors you chose too! :)
I love thaaaaat! <3 Amazing!
ReplyDeletexoxo
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