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I found this idea on Pinterest. :) This was fun, easy, and once again inexpensive. I saw other 'pins' using this same technique on regular circle wreaths that looked really cute. You could play around with SO many different colors of yarn, the possibilities are endless.
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Showing posts with label monogram. Show all posts
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
DIY Monogram Yarn Wreath
Monday, January 9, 2012
Monogram wine cork corkboard
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I made this craft for my mom and found the idea on pinterest. I collected wine corks and got several people to collect corks for me as well. All I had to buy was the frame and the gorilla glue. The 'S' was made by the corks standing up and the rest of the board had the corks lying on their side. I started by cutting several corks in half so that I would have an even amount of red tips and plain tips to make an 'S' that would stand out. I created an 'S' in the shape I loved and immediately glued that down in the center of the frame.
I made this craft for my mom and found the idea on pinterest. I collected wine corks and got several people to collect corks for me as well. All I had to buy was the frame and the gorilla glue. The 'S' was made by the corks standing up and the rest of the board had the corks lying on their side. I started by cutting several corks in half so that I would have an even amount of red tips and plain tips to make an 'S' that would stand out. I created an 'S' in the shape I loved and immediately glued that down in the center of the frame.
Once I glued the 'S' down I began fitting in the corks on their sides like a puzzle. I glued one row at a time and as soon as I pieced together the row I glued.
I realized that even though I had an overwhelming amount of corks I needed even more to finish the project. Make sure you have at least 130 corks just in case you make a mistake.
I used the monogram for my mom's first name, but you can use your last name too!!
<3 Elisabeth
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