Penny’s Tips Volume 88

Hi everyone! I have some easy wreaths you can make for today.

For this kind , all you need is a  styrofoam wreath, a skein of loop yarn and some embellishments.

Mom made this for The Great One. It is a Frozen wreath. She used wire to add  Elsa, Anna and Olaf buttons. She also added the silver balls after gluing the yarn onto the styrofoam. First, she invited Grammie over for a visit and made her loop the yarn around the wreath.

 

Scrap wreaths are easy peasy too.  The Dollar Tree has the wire frame. Then you cut fabrics into strips of 7 inches long by 2.5 inches wide. Mom bought a jelly roll with all Christmas patterns for this one and she added some red tulle she had leftover from Joanie’s new tutu. Then you tie it into knots all around the wreath.

Mom was supposed to make another one with vintage Christmas lights, but she was too lazy.

It is December 1st so it looks like I can dig into the Advent calendar sent to us by a dear friend.  And being that I do all the work around here, I think I deserve all the treats- do you agree?

 

We are joining  Comedy Plus’ Happy Tuesday Blog Hop And Create With Joy’s Inspire Me Monday.

 

63 comments

  1. Penny, you have been working extra hard to bring us tips. I hope Santa rewards you. XX

  2. I think your mom is the cats meow. She’s purrfect. Love your wreaths. Beautiful.

    Thank you for joining the Happy Tuesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday. Scritches to all the kitties and a hug to your mom. ♥

  3. Thanks, our Humanmom thinks it’s interesting 🙂
    and yes you do deserve all the treats dear Penny!
    Purs Annie & Charlie

  4. We are going to bet The Great One loved that Frozen wreath. Mom has made one for October/Halloween using strips of tulle. Takes a lot of time, but very pretty in the end.

    Woos – Lightning, Misty, and Timber

  5. What a beautiful wreath. Thank You for tips on how to make it.
    Daisy Mae wants to know if there are treats behind each advent window so are there?

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