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Monday, January 24, 2011

Rag Heart Wreath

During the Christmas season I saw so many adorable hand-made wreaths that I talked my husband into buying a wreath hanger so I could make some too. I did, just a month or so after Christmas :) DSCN4828

These are simple and dirt cheap to make because all you need is a wire hanger and rags.

  1. Untwist the hanger and reshape it into a heart.DSCN4824
  2. Cut tons of rags…I just used white and red, but pink would look cute too.DSCN4826
  3. Tie the rags onto the hanger in any pattern you desire. I tied them in a single knot and pushed them all together so there weren’t any gaps.DSCN4825
  4. Keep tying, and tying, and tying until the hanger is completely covered and hang up your adorable and affordable wreath!DSCN4829

I’m linking up to DIY Project Parade @ The DIY Showoff,  Motivate Me Monday @ Keeping it Simple, Market Yourself Monday @ Sumos Sweet Stuff, Mad Skills Link Party @ Support Blog for Moms of Boys, Amaze Me August @ Bella Before & After, and Homemaker Monday @ 11th Heaven’s Homemaking Haven.

10 comments:

  1. That is soooo cute! I will have to try this. A great way to 'fancy up' the front door for pennies!! That's my kind of decorating! Have a great week!

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  2. What a cute idea making it into a heart shape! I am going to have to look through fabric scraps and see what I can do! (I know I have some leftover pink from doing Patrick Star!)

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  3. love this it is so cute and you are right looks rather inexpensive and easy to make as well

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  4. Cute!! I love rag wreaths....so simple and so....Shaggy!!

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  5. I love the shabby chic look of raw fabric and scraps--so cute! Your heart turned out darling!

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  6. This is so cute! I love how easy it is too. I am not a very crafty person (although I would like to be) and I just love finding all sorts of neat ideas and inspiration from talented ladies like you :)
    Thanks for stopping by to check out my cinnamon roll pancakes.
    Jenn

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  7. wow that does look really easy! love how it turned out!

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  8. This is great! Thanks so much for posting this craft. I could do this with my little ones so easily! :) Heather

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  9. Ca-ute! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!

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  10. Very cute, & a great idea! I like to change my door decoration frequently, so this would be an easy way to do it inexpensively! Thanks for the info. :-)

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