Doesn’t it seem like we just finished Christmas? And we’re already looking at February, Yikes!
I’ve created a quick Valentine’s wreath project here.
Start with a plain wire hanger. Using regular pliers, straighten it out completely. (Straighten the spiral at the neck of the hanger as much as you possibly can. Then find the middle and bend the hanger “stick” in half. I put a bit of a twist in it to help with the rounded sides of the heart. Bring the two sides around, using your pliers to mold the shape as you go. Now, hook bend the two top ends to hook together and finish by bending them into the center of your heart.
Cut a pile of ribbon and fabric scraps in different widths, textures, colors and patterns. All of them are roughly 7 inches long. Some of the ends are cut at an angle and some are straight across. Starting at the bottom of the heart “V” I tied each strip onto the form randomly choosing from the pile. As you go along twist the knots back and forth to fill out the heart.
And, how cute is this? All total, it took about 2-3 hours to put together. Also, it’s hanging using 2 magnetic hooks at the top of the heart. You could also make a much larger heart by putting together 2 straightened hangers and twisting them together at the bottom.
Jennifer (White Tulip Designs)
Thank you so much! I will definitely be linking up again!
Hi Jennifer, this heart wreath turned out so stinkin cute such a great idea to use a wire hanger and scraps you have…LOVE it. Coming over from the Something To Talk About Link Party and of course you’re invited to link up again tomorrow 6 am est early morning again. Happy Sunday, Lisa at Concord Cottage
Thanks Amy!
Love your Valentine wreath! So cute!!
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Thank you so much!
Collecting ribbon is one of my favorite things! I can so see me making a wreath like this from all those scraps I have.
Thank you so much for sharing your post on Show Me Saturday! I am featuring your fabulous wreath in a roundup tomorrow.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
~ Ashley
Thank you Renee!
This is a cute wreath and so simple to make!
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That’s adorable. I think I will make one in grays and purple to match my front door.