Embroidery Hoop Holiday Wreath
9 Materials
$10
3 Hours
Easy
I was given some nice, wood embroidery hoops from a friend and I knew one of them would make a perfect wreath.
I started by staining the hoop and cutting and staining small pieces of wood to create two small frames.
These are square pieces of basswood trim that I used to make the frames. Each are 3 inches long.
When the stain was dry I used some real greenery and tied it onto the bottom/sides with twine. Wire would work nicely too.
Then I made and added a bow. This is wired burlap ribbon. I used twine and hot glue to add it to the wreath.
The small pieces of wood from earlier were glued to make frames then I added some printed pieces of card stock to the back.
The two frames hang in the middle of the wreath so I used a piece of the twine and taped the ends to the back of the card stock.
Then I cut another piece of card stock to cover the twine and the tape to make it look more finished. You can download the printed sayings for the frames from my post.
And there you have it! A fun wreath. I had all of the supplies already and the embroidery hoop was given to me so it cost me nothing at all! I love it.
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I just found a big hoop and this was the inspiration I needed! Thank you!
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