I am very excited to share a Spring project with you all today. This is a wreath I have been wanting to make for a while
now and finally got around to making it. I lovingly call it the Rag Tie Wreath. It only cost me about $3 to make it, which I was more than excited about.
Want to make one of your own? Well lets get crafting!
Materials Needed
1 twin size sheet
Bowdabra Bow Wire
Bowdabra
Floral Ribbon
wooden letter
scissors
Instructions
1. Start out by folding your twin size sheet in half (long ways) and then fold it again. P.S. I found my sheet at a thrift store for $2.00 Such a steal!
2. Start cutting strips. I made my strips about 1-2 inches wide.
3. Once I had my twin size sheet completely cut up, I cut those long strips in half (while still folded)
4. Now I had TONS and TONS of fabric strips ready for tying.
5. Begin tying fabric strips onto your metal wreath form. I found my wreath form at a thrift store for .50 cents.
6. Keep tying until you reach all around the wreath. I tied fabric on each piece of metal.
7. Once you have tied on all your fabric, take your wooden letter and paint it. Mine was originally yellow. It was purchased at the Dollar Store.
8. I painted mine teal. I was going for a yellow and teal wreath. Have fun with yours. Add polka dots or something. The brighter, the more fun for Spring.
9. While your letter is drying, begin your bow. To make the bow cut 24 inches of Bowdabra Bow Wire. Place it into your Bowdabra.
10. Take the end of the ribbon and twist the side that has the longest end and place it right side facing down-wards into the Bowdabra. This is the beginning of your first loop. Continue folding your ribbon into your Bowdabra, making loops.
11. Continue to create as many loops as you want, depending on the fullnessof the bow you prefer at the end. I have about 8 loops. I kept my bow flat, but you can totally fluff it out for a more full bow. Once you have achieved your desired ribbon width scrunch down the ribbon with the Bowdabra wand. Tie with your Bowdabra Wire.
12. Take a scrap piece of ribbon to tie around the middle of your bow. This will hide the Bowdabra Bow Wire.
13. Tie your letter and bow onto your wreath. Hang and Enjoy!!
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Awesome idea, I’m crafty and love find new ideas, i love my bowdabra tools!
Thanks, Jennifer.
I love it! Too cute!
Thanks, Ms. Dee.
1) You’ve been pinned! http://www.pinterest.com/jesims
2) I have always wanted to make a cloth wreath but thought it would be a project that could quickly get expensive, using that much fabric. Using a sheet is brilliant and inexpensive!
3) Following Danielle’s blog.
4) Get the e-mails, love ‘em.
Thanks for stopping in Jane! We are so happy you learned something new. Thanks for all your entries.
I pinned on Pinterest – Holly Lawson
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I love this for Spring! It is so pretty and bright!
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I am following Danielle’s blog
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email subscriber already
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Thanks for all your entries, Holly. Good luck.
I have Pinned: user: amandarevolt. This tutorial is stinkin’ adorable and super easy! I am now following Blissful and Domestic! And I am already receiving your emails! I get them everyday!!!
Thank you, Amanda we are so happy you like it! Thanks for visiting Blissful and Domestic, too.
1. Pinned! Amber Turnell
2. Love this! Kind of like making Tutus for lil girls! Great idea.
3. Following Blissful and Domestic
4. Love the emails!
Good luck, Amber. Thanks for entering.
this is so cute and versatile for any season/holiday!
Pinned http://pinterest.com/pin/93379392243808036/
following Danielle
I already receive Bowdabra blog updates! keep ‘em coming!
Thank you, Elizabeth!
What a pretty and cheerful wreath! I love that this is one I can do with the kids!
Great, Nancy! We’d love to see your creation. Feel free to share it with us when you are finished!
The essence of spring!
You are so right, Susanna!
What an adorable wreath! So bright and cheery!
Thank you!
Never would have thought of that but, that wreath is so so pretty.
Would love to try that. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Joan!
I have an old sheet I can use to make this one today, Thanks for the idea.
Great, Catherine! We’d love to see your final project!
I love all these spring ideals
Thank you, Babbette. Keep stopping in for more ideas
I am going to make a fabric wreath this week! I love the woooden letter idea.
Great, Jonica. We’d love to see your project.
i already follow blissful & domestic
i’m trying this one! luv that she used a thrift store sheet~
luv it!
Thank you Michelle! We’d love to see your finished project.
pinned..Shautel Walker
I am definitely going to do this..I have tons of fabric and just saw some wooden letters at Dollar Tree..
We are so happy you found a new project to make, Shautel. Let us know how it turned out.
perfect for spring
I want to make it.
Thanks Judy! We are thrilled that you found something to create! Let us know how it turned out.
Love this look and so easy to do.
I follow Blissful and Domestic w/gfc.
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Thanks for helping us spread the news, Tabitha and all your entries!
thanks for this great tutorial!
You are very welcome!
Love the wreath, I am headed out to the junk stores to see what I can find for my wreath.
H
Great, Hallie. Let us know how junkin’ went for you and what you end up creating.