Another Rag Wreath

Supplies Needed: Three or more colors of fabric, Sharp scissors, a wire hanger and a wooden, decorated initial [optional]

Shape your hanger into a circle and cut strips of fabric, tie around the hanger, alternating fabrics.

Keep adding more fabric until your wreath is nice and full, Add a wooden letter if you like. I had my hubby cut our letter "J" out of scrap plywood that we had laying around and I Mod Podged scrapbook paper onto it.

I think it turned out rather nice.

I loved the idea of this wreath using a wire hanger, because it is inexpensive and who doesn't have too many of those darn things hanging around? also, my wonderful Mother-in-law donated me the fabric as her fabric closet runneth over, and as I mentioned my great hubby cut me out some letters out of some scrap plywood that he had left over from a previous project and I fancied it up with some scrapbook paper and Mod Podge. Tell me what you think! 1.

Happy Crafting!

Inexpensive Fall Wreath [Less than $5!]

I already had the styrofoam wreath form and "welcome Fall" sign, I purchased 2pkgs of "leaves" from The Dollar Store [$1 each] I hot glued the larger leaves around the outer ring of wreath form, then I hot glued the smaller ones around the inner ring and glued my "welcome fall" sign at the bottom to add texture and weight. This wreath was super easy to make and super inexpensive and best of all it looks great on my front door and I have gotten a lot of compliments on it.