I think anyone who knits (me!), crochets, sews (me!) or quilts(me!) knows what I mean by stashbusting. If you partake of any of these hobbies, you have some type of stash. You go into a fabric store or my weakness, a yarn store, and it's like a kid in a candy store. All of the patterns, colors and various fibers. You have no project in mind and you really shouldn't buy it, but it's just begging to come home with you. And so you buy it. And so it sits. And sits. And sits. It has become... part of your stash.
I've really been trying to bust my stash lately and when I saw these, I knew I could make the teeniest dent in my stash with something like this.
image from knack
Even though I was tired and had the first inkling of what turned out to be a terrible cold, I got to task, gathering various yarns and making plans for what was to become this.
Don't you just love it? I sure do!! All of the materials for this, except for the felt & embroidery thread used on the leaves, I already had at home. My total cost for this project was less than $2.50. Awesome!!
Hope you'll come back by tomorrow for the first part of the tutorial!
This post is Part 1 of 4 of my Fiber Fall Wreath Series.
See Part 2 here.
See Part 3 here.
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Motivate Me Monday @ Keeping it Simple
Met Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch
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MMM Day @ C.R.A.F.T
Curly Q's Fall Link Party
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Take a Look Tues@ Sugar Bee - Craft Edition
Get Your Craft on @ Today's Creative Blog
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Strut Your Stuff Thurs @ Somewhat Simple
Just Something I Whipped Up @ The Girl Creative
DIY Project Parade @ The DIY Showoff
Make it 4 Monday @ cottage instincts
Countdown to Fall Party @ Domestically Speaking
Motivate Me Monday @ Keeping it Simple
Met Monday @ Between Naps on the Porch
Craft-O-Maniac Monday @ Craft-O-Maniac
MMM Day @ C.R.A.F.T
Curly Q's Fall Link Party
Mad Skills Party @ Mad in Crafts
Making the World Cuter Monday @ Making the World Cuter
Take a Look Tues@ Sugar Bee - Craft Edition
Get Your Craft on @ Today's Creative Blog
Trendy Treehouse Creative Share
Get Your Craft on Thurs @ Life as Lori
Strut Your Stuff Thurs @ Somewhat Simple
This is adorable...just the idea I needed to bust my yarn stash!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the other tutorials...especially those adorable felted acorns!
What a great idea! Maybe I should build up my stash of yarn :)
ReplyDeleteThat is super cute! I love the felt additions! You did such a great job! Thanks for the inspiration!
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So cute! It looks like it's a quick and easy project (my favorite kind).
ReplyDeleteawesome! i saw those at knack as well and thought they were adorable. wonderful take on it, kristi!
ReplyDeleteDude-- adorable. I need to know how you did the felt leaves!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteMust have been a "stashbusting wreath weekend" I did one too - totally love what you did with yours. I'm going to have to keep that in mind.
Very nice! Can't wait for the tutorial!
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Great idea! I've only been knitting for a year, and already I have a stash!
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting from MTWC. Have a great week!
Adorable. Great way to use up stuff.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, I really like that it's wrapped.
ReplyDeleteHi! I found your blog through The Girl Creative Party Blog and I absolutely love this wreath! I'm a new follower & I can't wait to see more from you!
ReplyDelete-Hannah @ Peggy Ann Design
PS - Feel free to link your tutorials & recipes to my weekly Smarty Pants Blog Award - http://www.peggyanndesign.com/2010/09/smarty-pants-take-3-with-winners.html
são trabalhos muito bonitos ...
ReplyDeletevou experimentar também
gostei imenso...