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Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath


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Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - finished wreath with ribbon hanger wrapped over bangle style bracelets then hung from an ofer the door hookI made a wreath with poufs last year, but this year it went a step further. It's so much fun to take them apart and redo them into something different.

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Reusing a piece of copper pipe insulation, you can get very creative with things that are all pretty colors and possibilities!

I hope you like it.

Total Time: 2 hours

Yield: 1

Source: I have seen fancier ones on Pinterest.

Supplies:

Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - supplies
 

Steps:

  1. I had an older wreath form from a wreath I submitted in 2015. I was able to save the crocheted chain I made it with, as I had pinned it on instead of gluing it.
  2. Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath
     
    Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - removing the crochet chain
     
  3. I wanted to make sure the black insulation didn't show through, so I cut some strips of pretty pink fabric, and wrapped it around, gluing as I went. I will use this tube for something else so I wanted to "innards" to stay usable.
  4. Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - strips of pink fabric
     
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  5. The next step was to "undo" the poufs to their original state of being tubes of polyester tulle.
  6. Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath  - poofs
     
    Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath  - poof hangers removed
     
  7. Now, I simply thread them onto the open tube. Since this is not the kind of wreath you add things to or wrap things around, you have to have an open end.
  8. NOTE: I should have had three tubes of poufs, so I would have had 12 instead of 8. It would have been fuller. Live and learn.
  9. Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - poofs threaded onto the foam
     
  10. I brought out some ribbon to make the hanger. Then I picked the perfect button to embellish it. The left over bracelets were a nice touch. I made the ribbon look like it was sewn on, but actually glued it. It is now ready to hang. I like the finished product, but next time(s) I will buy more poufs! I want to make one for the 4th of July!
  11. Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - ribbon for hanger
     
    Pretty Recycled Pipe Insulation Spring Pouf Wreath - adding a button
     
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April 17, 20200 found this helpful

Turned out beautifully & the colors scream Spring! Love it. Hope all is well there , take care. :)

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Anonymous
April 18, 20200 found this helpful

Thanks so much! I am fine. However I am finding there is a big difference between choosing to stay home and having to stay home. Hope you are well too.

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