A few weeks ago, my sister and some girls from Hope Baptist Church's youth group Refuge got together for a craft day on a Sunday after church. My sister, Taylor, and I decided to make wreaths, each one being very different, and the others made collages.
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| All the girls and their crafts! |
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| Sarah decided to make a wreath out of old book pages. |
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| Taylor made her wreath out of bird seed. |
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| Chelsea, at the beginning of her collage. |
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| Danielle working on her Mod Podge project. |
I decided to make a spring time wreath like I made a year ago for fall. You can check out the fall wreath
here. Making a wreath is very simple. All you need is a foam wreath (any size), yarn, ribbon, and decorative embellishments (flowers, butterflies, birds, etc.).
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| 1. Gather supplies: Yarn, ribbon, foam wreath, hot glue gun, & butterflies! |
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2. Wrap foam wreath with yarn. Wrap the wreath twice so that no foam shows through. Tie knots on the back to secure the yarn in place.
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3. Make a bow out of wired ribbon and hot glue it to your wreath. This
video breaks down how to make a beautiful bow and its so simple!
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| 4. Place and hot glue butterfly embellishments. |
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| 5. Hang your wreath on your front door, wall, etc. |
Happy Crafting Everyone!
2 comments:
I love your wreaths! They are so cute. I totally dont have the patience to do the yarn part :P
@Jessi - Neither do I. The first one I made went super slow because the yarn I chose was the standard thin stuff. This time around I chose a thicker yarn and it ended up going a lot quicker!
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