I have a pretty beautiful front door. It's probably original
to the house, built in 1938ish. It's deserving of some adornments. I have a
great fall and Christmas wreath that were gifts, but I needed something for
spring, summer and winter. So, I set out on a mission. Since it's timely, here
is the spring one. I am a pretty random crafter. I kind of start with an idea
and just wing it. I am sure this drives some people crazy, but I don't always
like to read directions...I just want to craft.
What you need:
Wire wreath frame (About $3 at Wal-mart)
Fabric remnants (a sheet is a great, cheap choice)
Buttons
Needle and thread (hot glue if you hate to sew)
Directions:
1. Cut your fabric into strips. I would say about 8 inches
or so.
2. The wreath has 4 rings. I found it covers the wreath
better with less fabric if you use one of the middle rings and not the inside
or outside.
3. Simply start tying knots. You can space them as close or
far as you want. Tie until your whole wreath is covered. It’s a great project
to do while watching TV or socializing.
4. For the flowers, there are A LOT of tutorials on
Pinterest for these. I read a few and then just did what I thought worked for
me. I just cut different sizes of a flower shape and layered them until it
looked like a flower. I sewed them together in the center and added a button.
That is it! Seriously.
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