My materials~
1 wreath
7 different colors of yarn
glue gun
I used a pencil to mark my wreath, so that I had the correct amount of space for all the colors of yarn.
I begin with yellow yarn and wrapped it around the wreath, in between my designated marks. I used my glue gun to tack the yarn to the wreath.
To break up the different colors, I used white yarn and wrapped it 5 times around the wreath.
Half way done.
All done!
I came up with a simple saying to add to the middle of my wreath. I stamped the saying onto scrap booking paper.
Making the pom poms! I found this handy dandy tool at Joann's.
All done! I hung it in my living room and I'm absolutely CRAZY about it! I just LOVE it!
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I love the pop of bright colors!
ReplyDeleteI love all those colors! Looks great!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo cheerful! Love this wreath- I am your newest follower! Hope you'll link this up to my Gettin' Krafty party on Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a wreath of thread spools...gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo nice the yarn's choice, the wreath and the pom poms! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI L♥ve this wreath! What a great way to use up some of my yarn I have laying around.
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very pretty!
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Well that's just plain HAPPY! So sweet.
ReplyDeletethat is so cute...i wonder if my girlies at moms group could do it in a short amount of time?
ReplyDeletelooks like you are getting a lot of lookers these days...how fun..
want my girls to do the doile wreath for an easter project!
got to hold baby addilyn yesterday...she is so tiny and sweet..maybe darci will blog a pic soon!
That is such a simple but fun way to add color to the room....and I could see it easily being adapted in so many ways. Thanks for sharing your wreath with us!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really beautiful wreath!
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Erin
WOw...I love this...where did you find the pom pom maker? I am obsessed with pom pom these days, I am making a mickey inspired wreath for my sons b-day sort of like this...thanks for the inspiration.
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It is Friday and I am so in love with this wreath. I already have an addiction to wreaths and this one is so cheery and bright. I love your saying. I just can't stop looking at it. Love, love.....well done.
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This is so fun and colorful! I noticed that there is a spring door decor party at Inspired by Charm. You should check it out. http://www.inspiredbycharm.com/2011/03/welcome-to-my-little-party.html
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this wreath! You did such a nice job. Looks like I need to use up some of my yarn! Thanks for the tutorial!
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I love this! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! This weath screams spring!! Love it : )
ReplyDeleteI too would love to know the name of the handy tool you purchased @ Joanns to make pom poms and also would you mind sharing your wreath measurements (how wide each color is) TIA
This is darling and so colorful and fun. I would love for you to link it to my fun Link Party going on now at CraftOManiac. Have a great one. winks-jen
ReplyDeleteI love it!! So cute! I'm going to do this soon, I swear!
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this is AWESOME!
ReplyDeletei LOVE it!!
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I LOVE it!! So cute! I think this will be next project! :)
ReplyDeleteFeaturing this on my blog today :) I just adore it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Thanks for sharing the how-to!
ReplyDeletethank you it's great..
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