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Today’s Guest: Just A Girl

Sep302011 posted by Jodie and Jen

Well, hello! I’m Chris from Just a Girl, and I couldn’t be happier to be guest posting today on eighteen25! These ladies are mucho-talented, and they are a daily must-read for me. Spooktacular September! How clever is that, right?
Halloween is definitely one of my favorite holidays, so it was super easy coming up with something to make. I jumped on the yarn wreath bandwagon and made my own little version.

The supply list is quite simple, really. Here it is…

  1. A styrofoam wreath (you choose what size)
  2. Spray paint to coordinate with your yarn
  3. Some yarn
  4. Construction paper
  5. Silhouette/Cricut/scissors—whatever you have on hand
  6. Patience. A lot of it.

For all the cute yarn wreaths I’ve seen out there, everyone failed to tell me how annoying it is to wrap the yarn for them. I’m here to tell you. It was annoying. BUT…it pays off in the end. (Side note—those are paint-stained pants. Don’t judge.)

After you wrap (and wrap and wrap) the yarn around the wreath, you just cut out various size bats to adhere with a glue gun. I wanted mine to look like they were flying in a bit of a swarm, so I had them get a little smaller toward the top.

I added the thickest green ribbon I had to give a little pop of color! It turned out perfectly. I like to keep my decorations simple, but I imagine you could embellish some more if you like.

Total cost? Uhhh…I guess I should have kept track of that. $4.00 for the yarn and $3.00 for the wreath form? That sounds good. I’ll go with $7.00. And a LOT of yarn left over for other projects!

Thanks again to the eighteen25 girls for letting me join in on all this Spooktacular fun!

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i have yet to jump on the yarn wreath bandwagon, but i think i’m going to need to find me a chick flick this weekend and get busy on this one. how cute!! thanks for sharing chris!
head on over to check out all the fun at just a girl. and in case you missed her halloween clock she shared with us last year, you can find that here. 
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are you as scared as i am that today is the last day of september?
well, the fun’s not exactly over yet. we have a few more guests next week and another awesome giveaway too!
and speaking of giveaways… we have a winner for the crystal wilkerson digital paper packs…

Kirsty, New Zealand said… love the paper designs… its a little bit vintage without being over the top … fantastic banner especially as there is no sewing!

(congrats kirsty! please send your email to eighteen25@live.com within 48 hours.)
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I'm Jen Sedillo, one of the bloggers behind Eighteen25. I love creating and crafting, reading good books, visiting new places and being with family!
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Comments

  1. Kris Watson says

    September 30, 2011 at 6:53 pm

    I wonder if one could use strips of gray sweatshirt material, folded.

  2. Katie says

    September 30, 2011 at 7:09 pm

    AHHH! Love this wreath!

  3. Crafty Mischief says

    September 30, 2011 at 7:21 pm

    I love everything about this wreath! Thanks for sharing!

  4. Vicky@One Orange Giraffe says

    September 30, 2011 at 9:17 pm

    Just pinned you! I love this. So simple yet soooo cute.
    Vicky

  5. Dezeray Jule says

    September 30, 2011 at 9:55 pm

    I have been seeing these home made yarn wreaths everywhere!! I can't wait to make one for my home! 🙂 super cute!! thanks for sharing

  6. Christie @ A Lemon Squeezy Home says

    September 30, 2011 at 9:59 pm

    Such a cute wreath! I love it!

    I made a shirt with a "swarm" of bats too:).
    http://alemonsqueezyhome.blogspot.com/2011/09/we-interrupt-purse-week-for-bat-shirt.html

    Bats are the best Halloween decoration!

  7. TLN says

    September 30, 2011 at 11:11 pm

    Great idea. 🙂 I shared your link at http://creativityunmasked.blogspot.com/2011/10/six-for-saturday-or-sunday.html
    ~Laura

  8. hokie says

    September 30, 2011 at 11:23 pm

    Yes, wrapping the yarn around the wreath form is a chore. I just learned that myself this week. But totally worth it because the finished product is super cute!

  9. Heather @ Life, Gluten Free says

    October 12, 2011 at 8:40 pm

    Yes wrapping the yarn around does get old.. but the end result is so fun 🙂 Love your bat wreath. Such a cute idea!

  10. beccareed.com says

    November 2, 2011 at 2:55 pm

    This was the first wreath I ever DIY'd! It was easy and fun to make. Thanks for the awesome idea.

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