Yuletide Yarn Wreath

Skeins of yarn left over from previous projects are put to work once again. This project is great to do with and for children. It is such a cheery looking wreath.

Skeins of yarn left over from previous projects are put to work once again. This project is great to do with and for children. However, it is such a cheery looking wreath, you may want to keep it for yourself!

I started out by making the base. You could by a foam wreath form at a craft store - however - used a firm paper plate cut into a circle and wrapped with batting. I then cut out from the back of sweater, a wreath shape that was about 1-2" larger than the plate wreath shape.

I started out by making the base. To start this stage, you could buy a foam wreath form at a craft store - however - I used a firm paper plate- cut out the center to create a wreath shape and wrapped it with batting. I cut out, from the back of sweater, a wreath shape that was about 1-2" larger than the plate wreath shape.

I wrapped the sweater around the wreath frame and stitched it closed using a large sewing needle.

I wrapped the sweater cutout around the wreath frame and stitched it closed in the back using a large sewing needle.

Wrap strands of yarn around wreath and tie on large silver jingle bells.

Wrap strands of yarn around wreath and tie on large silver jingle bells (sold by the bag at craft stores).

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Comments (2):

  1. frugal scentsy mom

    December 17, 2009 at 12:15 am

    I am LOVING what you do for wreaths! I am inspired to make something great- thanks for THIS blog!

  2. camilla

    December 17, 2009 at 7:01 am

    Great! So glad to hear it – thanks for commenting.

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