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Scrap Fabric Wreath
I made a yo-yo quilt for my mother-in-law for Christmas and had 4 bags of scrap material. I made a fabric wreath using the scraps. I took a wire hanger, cut off the "hook" and bent one side to make a "U" turned sideways. then I took the scrap of material, pierced it (or cut) and "threaded" it onto wire form. Repeat until you have completed circle. At other end, make another "U" turned the opposite way so you can hook the 2 sides together. I crimped it so it would not come apart. I then added a ribbon bow where the crimp was. It turned out beautiful. I had enough to make 2 3/4 wreaths. kept one and gave other 2 as gifts. not bad for "free".
By Kat from PA Update: Here is the picture of the scrap material wreath I wrote about a couple weeks ago. My daughter taught me how to load the image. Feedback About This Post:RE: Scrap Fabric WreathWhat size scraps do you use? 2x2 3x4 so on. I'm just starting to learn to make wreaths and I'm very interested. Thanks, hapier01 at yahoo com Post By Holly (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric Wreath
Why is it called yo-yo? Did you form each scrap into circles or is it all rough edges just cut -up scrap fabric? I guess it works either way? Post By Amber (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric WreathI Knew I Should Have Been Saving All Those Scraps From My Yo Yos! I Will Start Today! Thank You For The Great Idea. Post By Angie (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric Wreaththe shapes were triangles, slivers, rectangles, etc. just imagine a circle cut from a small square. the left over from the circle (yo-yo) is the material I used. alot of it had tails--but that just added to the effect. you can always trim later. I tried making one with pinking shear squares-but I liked my scrappy wreath better. Also the bow really added to the whole project. I used wire ribbon-bought after christmas-75% off. Took about 3 feet of ribbon. Post by katluvsbears RE: Scrap Fabric WreathI used all sizes. better to use a variety of sizes. one size seems to not fill out right. I used big scrap then small and kept going like that. also don't do the same color-mix it up--unless you are doing an all white or red and white--etc. Post by katluvsbears RE: Scrap Fabric WreathWhat size scraps and are they round or square? Post By .betty webb (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric WreathBeautiful, might just try this myself Thanks for the tip. Annie Post By Ann Lockey (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric Wreath
Just darling! I used to use a straw wreath and push the fabric scraps into it. I like this idea as well. What size were your scraps of fabric. I don't want to waste any. I used 4 in. squares that were cut with pinking sheers. Thanks Kat! Post By Juanita Juanita Enter your name (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric WreathThanks for another smart way to use what we have! It looks great! Post By fab4mom. (Guest Post) RE: Scrap Fabric Wreath
what a great idea. Post by Ziggee RE: Scrap Fabric WreathThat is cute! Post by hoptownracer1 RE: Scrap Fabric WreathVery pretty, Kat! Post by luvmygingerkids RE: Scrap Fabric Wreath
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