I have been one busy little crafter this weekend. I made a total of SEVEN projects. Which probably makes my hubby really happy since I don't have random things lying around anymore. I am not a cool kid and don't have a craft room.
Its more like a table...
In the laundry room...
Which is in the basement...
It's cold and lonely down there....
I learned how to make these ribbon flowers this weekend, however I have not been blessed with a little girl. So hey why not make a wreath instead right??? Right??? Ya I thought so too!
Supplies:
Ribbon (I got five different patterns and colors)
Hot glue gun... don't forget the glue!
Rhinestones or buttons
Foam wreath
Cut all of your ribbon into about 6 inch strips. Fold ribbon in half so that the pattern is on the inside and put a strip of hot glue.
Open up ribbon and take each end and fold into the center.
Make a total of four 'petals' Then dot hot glue onto the top of first ribbon and press another down as it making a plus sign. Make two of these.
Then glue both together and there it is! Cute little flower~
Now simply place rhinestone or button in the middle. At this point if you don't want to make it into a wreath you can glue a clip on the back and have a darling hair clip.
But I glued them all over this foam wreath and now have a very cute decoration for Spring.
2 comments:
I LOVE this! My little girl is 3, and I think I'll make hairbows with your instructions. So quick and easy! If I tried to make it into a wreath, I can see her now, trying to pull them off so she can have her "pretties" in her hair. :-)
I don't have a crafting room either...I tend to overtake the dining room table. Must get organized (at some point!).
ADORABLE!!!!
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