April 26, 2012

Yarn wreath...inspired by Creative Breathing

I fell in love with Elizabeth's (Creative Breathing) yarn wreath when she posted it here.

Only using supplies that I had on hand (I really miss driving and shopping...I can't wait to dump the crutches/knee scooter) I modified her design slightly.


 I definitely would have used a Styrofoam wreath if I had one available in my stash of supplies. The straw wreath worked well enough, but it was messy until it was covered.





Even Luna enjoyed helping me wrap the wreath with yarn. 
Here's my version.
The toadstools were available last year in the Target $1 bins.
I covered the toadstool caps with a bit of glue and glitter.

Elizabeth is always so good about explaining how she creates things and her felt flower tutorials came in handy.  Be sure to come visit this post on her blog for instructions.  Thank you for the inspiration, Elizabeth. 

Linking up with:
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18 comments:

  1. LOVE this wreath!!! those little mushrooms are just so sugary sweet! now I want to stay home and make one. Actually I havent made anything at all this week. I did clear off my craft table.. a little. Im thinking my next project will involve birds and nests. I have a couple ideas rolling around in my head.
    have a happy day kim
    xoxo
    vivian

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  2. That turned out sooo cute! It's perfect for spring!

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  3. There's a lot to be said for using what you have, especially when it comes out as sweet as this.

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  4. Very nice! So glad you are working with what you have on hand....it is a challenge but worth it!
    When do you go to the doctor? Hope you will get good news! Hugs!

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  5. How springy is that pretty wreath? Love the mushrooms. I do agree that E has the most wonderful ideas. Yours came out great!

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  6. Miss Luna...its like they smell the yarn coming out. Your wreath turned out beautifully. I missed these toadstools at target probably because they look far better with the glitter you put on them. Well done...are you out of glitter yet? Smiles..Renee

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  7. Cute wreath!
    Love the mushrooms too!
    You are super creative!

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  8. oh Kim, I adore this wreath :) The colors are so perfect for Spring...but the toadstools are my favorite.

    On a side note....Luna is getting so big!

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  9. Absolutely beautiful wreath, Kim!! I love it!! Sweet Luna is so cute with that yearn. I just love kitties!! The mushrooms are so fun!! Have a wonderful day!! xo Heather

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  10. I love your version of Elizabeth's wreath! (She is so creative, isn't she?) I especially loved seeing your little gray assistant. ;-) Cats are sooo helpful.

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  11. Oh- That is just darling! I love it, love it, love it!!! I am not usually fond of mushrooms but I adore the ones you are showing here. Wouldn't they be cute in front of a fairy house for the kids? xo Diana

    ps..I gotta go visit Elizabeth.....

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  12. What a cute wreath, Kim. I really like the colors. And, of course, you know how much I love those toadstools. They are just perfect!

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  13. So cute! I love it with the multi-colored yarn!

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  14. Awesome wreath. Love the colors and the sweet mushrooms.
    Deb

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  15. Adorable! Love the colors, love the toadstools! :)

    Janet

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  16. Love the colors AND the toadstools, which is a unique approach. I haven't seen that! I will feature you this weekend on Facebook. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Igottacreate/100573240032625
    Thanks so much for linking up at I Gotta Create! <3 Christina

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  17. I am late in visiting this post, but I am so glad to have found it! What a wonderful mushroom wreath. It is so cheerful! Just beautiful! E

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