DIY: Yarn Wrapped Wreath with Door Numbers

Hello People! After seeing plenty of yarn wrapped wreaths on Pinterest, I finally made one too.
I used navy blue, blue and grey yarn for the wreath and ocher color yarn for my door numbers. This project was a bit time consuming and after a few rounds of yarn wrapping I was tempted to give up. Anyhow I completed the project and I love how it turned out. So here are a few steps on how to make it-

What You'll need:

1. Yarn
2. Wreath
3. Hot Glue Gun
4. Card Board ( For the door numbers)
5. Felt (for the flowers)
6. Pearls
7. Ribbon

Steps:

1. Start by tying the yarn around the wreath and make a knot. Keep wrapping the yarn around the wreath and when you've reached the end use a hot glue gun to secure the last bit of yarn.
2. Once you are done wrapping the wreath and gluing it, make flowers from the felt. Check out this link on how to make flowers out of felt.
3. Cut the cardboard in the shape of your door numbers. Wrap yarn around it and glue it at the edges. This step was the most annoying one for me as the yarn kept falling off before I could glue it. Ugh!
4. Use the  glue gun to stick the flowers and numbers onto the wreath.
5. Stick the pearls into the felt flowers with the glue gun.
6. Use a ribbon to tie a bow and hang the wreath.

Good Day!

San

DIY Rainbow Coloured, Paper Rose Wreath

These are some easy DIY steps  to make a Rainbow coloured Paper-Rose Wreath .

You'll Need :


1. Coloured Paper ( Violet/Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red -VIBGYOR Duh! but without indigo)
2. Scissors
3. Glue
4. Wreath  ( my wreath is a cardboard cut-out ring, wrapped in foil!! )

Instructions:

1. On a square piece of paper draw a Circular Swirl . I prefer the swirls to be more circular than oval Shaped as it is easier to roll them like that.

2. Cut along the swirl,starting from the end of the swirl.

3. Roll the paper from the End , until you reach the centre of the swirl. Try to roll the paper as tight as you can between your fingers, this will help to improve the shape of the rose.

4. Once you've reached the centre of the swirl, stop rolling and release it. This is what your Rose will look like.

5. Lift the centre most swirl of the rose and put a drop of glue below it, i.e on the base of the rose. Let it dry.

6. Apply drops of glue on the wreath and stick the roses on it (In the colour order of a rainbow).

7. Lastly, I used a golden ribbon to help hang my wreath. 

I had a few extra roses remaining with me, so I made this one for my sister.

Hope You Enjoyed This DIY!! Good Night and

Happy Friday!!