I started out by cutting ripping the sheet into 1 to 3 inch shreds. Note: I did not do this perfectly. I just ripped away at it. The word for today is "Shabby".
Then I began to tie each one in a knot around the Styrofoam. After each few that I tied on, I would trim to to the length I wanted them. Note: This will use up the whole sheet.
Add some decorations such as bows, flowers, etc...
And wah lah. There you have it. A shabby wreath. Easy enough huh?
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I have loved the look of "shabby chic" for YEARS! this is such a great idea for upcycling and it's cute to boot :O)
ReplyDeleteturned out lovely i love it
ReplyDeleteCompletely cute! I love the sheet you used. I may have to go hunt for a wreath form today. How were you able to rip the sheet? Did you start by cutting it first to get it started?
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, I snipped it with sissors and ripped it. It tore much straighter than me trying to cut it.
ReplyDeletethey were alot of strings from ripping it but was easy to to shed away.
love this idea! Very smart.. Thanks for linking up at friday fun party..
ReplyDeleteThis wreath looks so nice! I am the same way I can never find a wreath for my door, I will have to make my own! Thanks for sharing at Showcase Your Talent Thursday! I hope to see you at the next party!
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