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{Valentine’s Wreath}

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Ah, I finally found some time to do a little craft in between the Mr. leaving for work this afternoon and going to pick my daughter up from Kindergarten. I de-christmasafied my house over the weekend and normally I don’t decorate for any other holidays but since I’ve been crafting regularly these days I decided to get on the “Decorate Your House for Every Odd Holiday” band wagon.


We’re really trying hard not to do any unnecessary spending so any future projects are just going to have to be from stuff I find around the house. At least until my birthday in March when I’ll get some birthday money and I can re-stock.

Okay, enough babbling, lets get to it. I did not take any progress pictures but it was really very simple. Here’s the materials list:

  • Metal Hanger
  • Wire Cutters
  • Scrap fabric and/or ribbon

The first thing I did was cut the top off of my hanger. Then I just took my scraps of fabric and ribbon and started tying them onto the wire. I did not shape it until I had enough material on it.

I had a hard time twisting the wire together so I made a loop on each end and hooked them together. Hopefully the picture will help explain that part. I shaped it into a heart and then finally just added some ribbon for hanging purposes. It was very easy. Didn’t take me long at all. The only problem I ran into was that I cut some of my scraps too short making some of them hard to tie so be generous when cutting your ribbon and fabric. You can always trim it afterward.

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  4. Great idea & I like the using up scraps concept. This would be fun with the kids too. I recently discovered your blog & love it. I've got a crafty blog & would be thrilled to be on your blog roll:)

    http://sewcando.blogspot.com
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  5. Here's a simple valentines "project too" that you could modify for even cheaper than I did (mine was like $2... I'm right there with you on the daily crafting though, and decorating for every random holiday :)

    check out this valentines heart string banner:
    http://design-aholic.blogspot.com/2010/01/valentine-heart-string-banner.html

    -Amy
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  13. Okay so I loved this from the minute I saw it last week. I wanted one. So yesterday I put one together. I blogged about it today on http://craftsredesigned.blogspot.com/2010/01/valentine-door-wreath.html Thanks for the tips and helps. It made my day to put it up. I love your website and plan to make that cute corkboard if I don't get sidetracked again by another cute project here.
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  14. I am Amy's friend and I copied it too....LOVE your blog...Thanks for the tips. I have a crafty blog at www.libertyslayouts.blogspot.com if you want to check it out....pretty much, I just copy other ideas I find on the internet, but sometimes with a twist. Thanks again.
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  15. This is precious!!
    I have a thrifty blog. And I have a goal to post a crafty project each week. I just set up my new blog location (moved from blogger to wp), so sadly I cannot say all of my projects are linked under crafts, but I'm trying!! :)
    www.ThankfullyThrifty.com
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