Oval Embroidery Hoop Wreath

Sandi/Poor But Proud
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Total Time: 1 hour

Supplies:

• 1 oval or round large embroidery hoop ($.99)
• 2 oz fall colored yarn ($.50)
• 3 yd burlap ($1.00)
• 3 oz fall foliage (faux from a thrift or dollar store) ($.50)
• 3 oz fall potpourri ($.25)
• 1 Spool wire edged ribbon ($.10)
• 1 Bag embellishment ($1.25)
• 1 hot glue gun ($.05)
• 1 scissors/wire cutters ($0)
• 1 crochet hook/size J or K ($0)

Steps:

1. With your hot glue gun heated up, unroll the roll of burlap and glue/wrap it around the hoop. The rolls are about 9 feet and I suggest you cut it in half length wise so you don't run out like I almost did.

 
2. With your hook and two strands of your favorite fall colored yarn, chain enough to wrap around the burlap. Your amount will vary depending on the size you get.

 
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3. Next, take your glue gun and choose the biggest pieces of potpourri to glue along the bottom. Leave them pressed onto the frame about 30-40 seconds. For durability, they should bond to the wood itself through the burlap.

 
4. For the last step, hot glue on the leaves. You will want to clip them off the stems and even clip off the stems from the leaves themselves. This will give you a wider base for the glue.

 
5. Add your ribbon and embellishments and you are done. This is for a friend who loves butterflies so you might want to make one for someone who likes dragonflies, flowers, ladybugs, or anything that can be found in a faux style. Or make one that you love and keep it. N-JOY!!
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Esther C.

October 30, 20150 found this helpful

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I think you may have opened a great opportunity to use
embroidery hoops for wreaths, etc. As I looked at your
wreath it was really nice. Maybe sometime it could be
built up to cover the hoop with so many embellishments
available to us now. Thanks for sharing

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Sandi/Poor But Proud
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November 1, 20150 found this helpful

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Thanks Esther. You can take the tiny ones and wrap them with ripped fabric or lace, ribbon, or yarn. I made one as a frame but you can hang them from trees or make a garland to hang from the windows or the fireplace.

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Anonymous

October 27, 20150 found this helpful

Beautiful!

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