Monday, September 3, 2012

Fall Wreath 2.0



Here is another version I made of a fall wreath using a wire hanger.

First you bend the hanger into a circle shape. It takes a lot of working with the hanger to get it into a circle. Don't worry if it's not perfect, the tulle will cover it up.


I started with green tulle. Cut it short, about 8" long and tied it in knots around the wreath. I spread the tails out on each side so the wreath would fill up on the outside and inside.


This also creates an almost braided look where the knots are. Continue until you have filled up the wreath with the green.


Then I added sheer orange ribbon. I love the contrast of ribbon and tulle.


I added a few pieces of black glitter tulle to give it some more dimension.


Then to finish it off I added a black metal "P" (our last name) that I picked up from Hobby Lobby on clearance. Here's the finished look:










26 comments:

  1. Candice these are very pretty! I love wreaths and just finished my second fall one. I never thought of using a hangar! Very clever!

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  2. This is such a cute and creative idea! You are so talented! Feel free to link this up to our Countdown to Fall link party too! Have a great week! :)
    http://dixie-n-dottie.blogspot.com/2012_09_03_archive.html

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    1. Thanks I will link it! I have been enjoying the fall party very much

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  3. Stopping by from The D.I.Y. Dreamer linky party! I love this idea! I've been thinking of something to do for my fall wreath and this has given me some inspiration...and how simple using the wire hanger!!!

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    1. Thank you! You have to really work with the hanger to get it in a circle shape but if you put plenty of tulle on it you cant see if there are imperfections

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  4. Cute! glad to see somebody else besides me using metal clothes hangers :) visiting thru Dixie n Dottie Fall party

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    1. Thanks!! I have a ton of them from where my husband's uniforms used to be dry cleaned

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  5. Hi Candice, I just found your blog - an answer to prayer. I have been wanting to make one of these for Christmas, yes starting early for once? I wanted to know how long to cut the strips of fabric so thank you and I will also include some tulle. Blessings

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    1. I can't wait to start on my Christmas ones! I cut them pretty short. About 6"

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  6. You did a fabulous job!! I love it. The ribbon really adds so much. Have a great weekend. :)

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  7. This is such a great idea with tulle. The colours are so nice together. Great job.

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  8. What a gorgeous wreath! I've been mulling over how to make a Halloween wreath since I don't have easy access to anywhere selling those styrofoam bases most people use. I have a tonne of wire coat hangers though so this post has been very inspiring, thanks!

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    1. I use the hangers or a pool noodle. It saves so much money and you don't even see it anyway!

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  9. This is a brilliant idea and looks great.

    I've featured it on The Sunday Showcase: http://www.herecomethegirlsblog.com/2012/09/15/the-sunday-showcase-autumn-inspiration.html

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  10. So beautiful! It looks great for fall. Megan

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  11. What a terrific wreathe. I might have to make this one so thank you for sharing.
    Cath @ Bits 'n Bobs

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  12. Thank you so much for linking up to Financial Friday! Im sharing this on a fall decor roundup post tomorrow!

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  13. What a fun wreath!! Love the colors. Thanks so much for sharing at Thursday's Temptation.
    Your link got the most views list last week so I am featuring you again!!
    Come check it out!
    http://twoyellowbirdsdecor.blogspot.com/2012/09/thursdays-temptation-34-fabulous.html
    Jill

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  14. Looks Great!!


    Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
    Hope you have a fabulous week!
    Jill @ Creating my way to Success
    http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/

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