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Pink and Black Hello Wreath

July 28, 2016 by Albion

Making wreaths is one of my favorite ways to relax. Wreaths are such a fun way to dress up any corner of your house–they’re not just for front doors! We’ve been solidly chugging along with updating our decor and making this house into a home we’re proud of. We had a corner of our entry that was screaming for a wreath. When I was cleaning up my craft room, I found the hello sign I got from Snap and my mind immediately went to incorporating it into a wreath. I decided to try out some different colors than I usually go for and my Pink and Black Hello Wreath was born.

Pink and Black Hello Wreath

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  • 16″ wreath
  • black yarn
  • pink trim
  • fake flowers
  • pink paint (I used Carousel Pink)
  • pink glitter
  • glitter decoupage
  • Heidi Swapp hello sign (I got mine at Snap)
  • glue
  • 8″ metal ring

Begin by wrapping the wreath form in the chunky yarn. I love this yarn because it gives a lot of texture and makes quick work of it.

wrap the wreath in yarn

yarn wrapped wreath

I painted the hello sign pink.

hello

paint pink

I can hardly do a craft without adding glitter! I used the glitter decoupage, sprinkled on the pink glitter, and when it was dry, added a top coat of the decoupage. Super sparkly!

add decoupage and glitter

add decoupage and glitter

While the sign was drying, I added in the flowers. One of the awesome things about using a styrofoam wreath form is that you can pike things directly into it, which is what I did with the flowers. I then used a bit of skinnier black yarn to tie the stems down so that the flowers weren’t sticking all over the place.

add flowers

When the hello sign was dry, I glued it onto the metal ring.

glue hello to metal ring

While the glue was drying, I wrapped the pink trim around the wreath. I couldn’t get the trim tucked in nicely like the yarn, so I used a straight pin to hold it in place.

wrap pink trim around wreath

Another little bit of yarn to tie the metal hoop to the wreath and my Pink and Black Hello Wreath was finished! It was such a fun wreath to make and really was pretty simple. It was easy to work on one part while another was drying.

Pink and Black Hello Wreath

This is such a fun wreath to have hanging up! I don’t have a lot of pink decor in my house and it’s a fun way to bring some in. All in all, it took under an hour to make, too, so it’s a fairly quick project! I think my Pink and Black Hello Wreath makes a cheerful greeting to our house.

Pink and Black Hello Wreath

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Category: makeTag: Darice, DecoArt, FloraCraft, Heidi Swapp, wreath

About Albion

I’ve wanted to be an archaeologist, in theatre, a judge and to run a museum. I’m now in my mid-30s and have no idea what I want to be when I grow up.

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