Monday, January 7, 2013

No Sew Drop Cloth Ruffle Wreath



Since I decided to call it quits on recovering my couch, I've got drop cloth canvas to last me a lifetime, so I made this wreath at Christmas to hold Christmas cards, but never got around to posting it.  It's amazingly simple, requires only three "ingredients" and will take you about an episode of Downton Abbey to put together.  Are you addicted too?


You'll Need:  
*Wreath (The one above was a large wicker one from the $1 store and the one used in the tutorial pictures was a small foam form also from the $1 store)
*Canvas drop cloth (or other canvas of choice).  
*Glue gun and LOTS of glue sticks

Tear strips of your canvas into 4" widths.  Wrap your wreath. 


Pinch large sections of the canvas together.

Run a long stripe of glue on the wreath.

And tack the ruffle down. Repeat all the way around and you're done.

I used clothespins to clip Christmas cards onto mine at Christmas time, and now it's sitting on my Valentine mantel.  I imagine it will be roving throughout the house as the year goes on--ah the beauty of a neutral wreath.


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9 comments:

  1. This wreath looks awesome! I'm definitely going to try this one sometime! Newest follower!

    April Hoff
    housebyhoff.blogspot.com

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  2. Hi, Jenn

    This is so beautiful. I love the look of the fabric and so inexpensive. Enjoyed looking around your lovely blog and found your blog from the 36th Ave link party. I am a new follower too. Have a great day! Love for you to pop over at www.homesweetbutterfly.com


    Vanessa

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    1. Thank you! And thank you for stopping by.

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  3. This is adorable! And I've heard that Downtown Abbey is addictive, I'm going to start that soon. I love dropcloths too. I'll have to go back into your blog to check out about this couch recovering no-go. Couches are something I wouldn't touch! I recently had an upholsterer do my couch. Totally worth it ;)

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    1. Thank you. And be prepared to spend some quality time with your TV when you start Downton! Laziness got the better of me with the couch, it all just got too overwhelming and luckily, it wasn't much of a loss because it was a crappy couch to begin with :D

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  4. Love!! This is fantastic :) Thanks so much for linking up to LLR!! xo

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  5. That's Awesome!! I love drop cloths, so many uses! I love its durability too. I made a bench cover out of a drop cloth and posted it today.

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