Hello! I'd like to say thank you to the gracious Ashley for asking me to guest host on her blog today. My name is Patty Schaffer and I am the owner of P.S. it's in the details, an etsy store featuring creative paper items designed and handmade by me. I also have a blog, Capture the Details, where I like to share my newest designs, scrapbook layouts, craft ideas and pictures and stories about my family.
I have a feature on my blog on the first and third Mondays of each month called 'Make it Monday'. I share a crafty idea with you and provide pictures and instructions so you can follow along and make one of your own. I knew I wanted to do a spring wreath and when I saw yarn at the craft store that struck me as very baby grass-like, it was a proverbial *light bulb* moment and the baby grass wreath idea was grown!
....You will need a foam wreath form (I used an 8" green foam wreath), yarn (I used one skein of Lion Brand Yarn Fun Fur in Lime Green, article #320-194), a daisy trim (I used Wright's Trim, but you could use any you like- such as this or this), and long pearlized pink pins (1½").










I added a wide pink ribbon to mine to hang it, and then a cute little sign that says "bare feet welcome"...

(All images and tutorial content are by Patty @ Capture the Details)
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Thank you so much for sharing this great tutorial, Patty! I cannot wait to buy the materials and work on one of these this weekend! Yay! :)
Be sure to visit Patty's blog for more great ideas and inspiration and her etsy shop for fabulous handmade goodies!
Cute! You may it look so easy! Perfect for spring.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is adorable :) Thanks Patty!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!! I love it :)
ReplyDeleteI can't even believe how cute this is - it's so spring! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this!! So incredibly cute =)
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. I almost bought those pins but I didn't know what to use them for, now I do! thanks
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that?!
ReplyDeleteOh I like the fury grass yarn! Nice.
ReplyDeleteOh what a great idea. I just bought my first wreath form. Never thought it would be soo cheap. I'll make my own now.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'll follow your blog.
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Man this is the cutest idea!! Damit i have a spare wreath. I would have loved to have made this for my mum for Easter sunday!! I will see if i can get sommit like this and il make it tomorrow.
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I will be following your blog it is great.love from glendas sb
ReplyDeleteThat just reminds me so much about spring. I love it!!! It looks super fun and easy.
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Fabulous project!
ReplyDeleteI found this project on pinterest yesterday. It took me less than an hour to make (the most time consuming part was wrapping the yarn) and only cost me about $15. Instead of daisy trim, I used silk flowers that were pink and white.
ReplyDeleteThe project turned out beautifully- in fact, I'm making a second one soon as a gift to my grandmother. Thanks for the tutorial!
Can't wait to get started. SO CUTE !
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make.. SO CUTE !!
ReplyDeletethanks for a wonderful spring craft that is easy enough for me! Can't wait to get to JoAnn's! Do I just need one skein of yarn for the whole 8 inch wreath?
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ReplyDeleteI made it; thanks!!!
Made it, Love it.....Thanks for sharing! :D
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find the daisy trim?
ReplyDeleteI found the daisy trim @ AC Moore. I also got the pink ribbon @ AC Moore.
ReplyDeleteI got the green foam wreath, pins & fun fur at Joann Fabric. My total came to about $25!
This is absolutely adorable! Found it on Pinterest, but had to keep searching to find this direct link. Well worth it since this is such a great craft! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on Pinterest - made it today. So Cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Thanks for sharing.., so making this today to celebrate the first day of Spring : o)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness what a great idea to use up some of that old eyelash yarn in my stash! Since the decorations are just pinned on, it would seem this could easily be changed to work right up through fall.
ReplyDeleteIn my country, Chile, spring is coming, and the Baby Spring Grass Wreath, is Perfect for wait it!!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from limelanelove.com via the 36th Avenue. Love this project and the tutorial is great! Can't wait to make one of our own :D
ReplyDeleteThat is so precious and sweet!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Just finished making. I used a 10 inch wreath and it required 2 skeins of yarn. I had so many tangles with the first skein. Took me 2 hours to untangle at one point. The second skein didn't have a single tangle in it, and it felt a bit thicker. Can't tell on the wreath that there are two though, so it's all good. I wish my bare feet sign was as cute as yours.
ReplyDeleteI recently made this at a Pinterest party and it turned out great! Thanks for the post. I am a new blogger and posted about the outcome along with linking back here, would love it if you checked it out! Thanks.
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