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DIY Sewing Notions Wreath

September 18, 2017 by Shellie Wilson Leave a Comment

Wreaths are a lovely way to add a touch of decor to any home. They can be made from various materials such as flowers, foliage, ribbons, and even seashells. However, have you ever considered making a wreath out of sewing notions and old threads? Not only is it an excellent way to repurpose old materials, but it’s also a unique and creative way to add a personal touch to your home.

To create your own sewing wreath, you will need a polystyrene wreath base. This type of wreath base is sturdy and provides a solid foundation for your materials. You can find polystyrene wreath bases in most craft stores or online. Once you have your base, the fun begins.

First, wrap your wreath with some ribbon or scrap fabric to form a solid-colored base. This will help to create a uniform background for your sewing notions and old threads. You can choose any color or pattern that you like, depending on your personal style and the look you’re going for.

Next, it’s time to add your sewing notions and old threads. To start, glue your larger threads in place. You can use a hot glue gun or craft glue to secure the threads to the wreath base. Make sure to space them out evenly around the wreath, leaving some space between each thread.

Once you’ve added your larger threads, it’s time to fill in the gaps with spools. You can use any type of spool, including wooden or plastic spools. Simply glue the spools in place, making sure to cover any gaps between the larger threads. This will help to create a more cohesive and visually appealing wreath.

Finally, it’s time to add the finishing touch to your sewing wreath. Take a tape measure and wrap it around the wreath like a ribbon. You can glue the tape measure in place using hot glue or craft glue. This will add a pop of color and interest to your wreath and tie all the elements together.

And there you have it! A beautiful and unique sewing wreath that you can display in your home year-round. You can hang it on your front door to welcome guests, display it in your living room, or even give it as a gift to a fellow crafter.

In conclusion, making a wreath out of sewing notions and old threads is a creative and fun way to repurpose old materials and add a personal touch to your home decor. With a few simple materials and some imagination, you can create a one-of-a-kind wreath that is sure to impress. So why not give it a try and see what you can come up with?

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