With an older doily, rattan ring, and some time, you can have a nice wreath.
Approximate Time: 60 to 90 minutes
Supplies:
- rattan ring
- doily of your choice
I used one I found at a thrift shop.
- cool temp glue gun
- ribbons of your color choices
- embellishments of your choice
- metallic ribbon
- buttons of your choice
Instructions:
- I didn't want to string the ribbon through the doily, so I just did the ribbon first, gluing to the back every 4-5 wraps. I used two colors that worked with my doily.
- Then, I hot glued the doily to the back of the wreath.
- Flip over and choose a position to attach the big ribbon.
- I made mine to look like I tied it, as this kind of ribbon is hard to work with when you are actually trying to make a bow. You just make a loop and tie with some crochet thread or yarn. Glue that to the bottom of the ring.
- Embellish with the things you want to put on it, using the glue gun.
If you wanted to do this with wrapped ripped fabric, buttons would work really well. I used some DT fall glitter leaves, buttons, and such to make it just like I wanted it to be. You can do the same.
- Hang with ribbon through the rattan rings.
This can be custom made to your specs. So don't think if you don't have what I had that you can't make this wreath. See what you have, find the rest cheaply, and have fun!
By Sandi/Poor But Proud from Salem , OR
About The Author: Sandi sells kits, crafts, and supplies in her etsy store. You can visit her
shop at http://www.etsy.com/shop/kayleezkraftz
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November 9, 20110 found this helpful
I never in a million years would have thought of that. Very pretty and clever! I have many beautiful doilies that would look nice made this way. A different one for every holiday and season.
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