I've never seen a cozier wreath...
though I'm thinking it's probably torture for our cats! ;)
and warmth the wreath adds to an after-Christmas, but still winter, porch.
I used a straw wreath because that's what I had on-hand.
A styrofoam wreath would also work.
I wrapped the wreath in burlap for a more finished-looking base.
Then I began winding yarn around varying sizes of styrofoam balls. This took
I attached the yarn-wrapped balls to the wreath using as many U-pins (found in the floral department of craft stores) as I had. For the remaining balls, I simply used my hot glue gun to glue them in place. It's best to attach the larger balls first and then fill in gaps with the smaller ones.
I've found lots of great new inspiration on Pinterest. I'd love it if you joined me here!
Have a great day friends...
xo
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Very cozy and cat tempting! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteI LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks Martina!
DeleteSuch a cozy welcoming wreath, couldn't you see this hanging also on the door of a hometown yarn shop even weaving knitting needles in them.
ReplyDeleteI have been working with wool these days for my esty shop, not quite there with my pieces, but am so enjoying the comeback in the trend of cozy knits in home decor....thank you you Nordic bloggers who love your wools.
You always inspire warmth Julie, and we adore you for one of those very reasons.
Xx
Beautifully inspiring weekend to you.
Dore
Yes! I actually did think of knitting needles for a split second before remembering our three young boys and how they love "swords" or anything that doubles as them. ;) Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I love your knit pillow you showed on your blog the other day and look forward to seeing more pieces!
DeleteThat is the cutest wreath! I think you did a great job on it. I can imagine that it took a long time to put together.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Kelly! It was a fun project to work on a little bit at a time. Have a great weekend!
DeleteWhat an adorable wreath! I SAY it is cozy!!! Love the colors, you did a fabulous job.
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Patti
So pretty, soft and cozy! Love the color mix!
ReplyDeleteLove the wreath...so cute. Love the colors you used too. My daughter's cats would go crazy over those balls of yarn!!
ReplyDelete~Cindy
I ran through a few of your posts- you are very talented and have a great sense of style. Love how you mix things together. This wreath is such a cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is super cute! Love the textures as well.
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Jann
This is adorable! I am showing this to my knitting obsessed sister in law. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteCass
Cute idea! Thanks for sharing a craft that I think "even I could do!" :)
ReplyDeleteThat is cozy! Thanks for linking up with Home Sweet Home!
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