I think it was about holiday time when I started seeing cool yarn ball holiday wreaths. They were so adorable. I was thinking I would love to make something for Easter with yarn. I have zero Easter decor so I decided to get a head start. I thought that if the yarn ball wreaths were cute why not make a yarn EGG wreath. You know some projects you do you have a good feeling about at the start. This was not one for me. The wreath didn't really come together for me until the end. I decided to make the wreath with two different sized eggs and four different colors of yarn.
You will need
14" round foam
4 different colors of yarn
4 bags of large size cheap plastic eggs by the dozen
2 bags of small size cheap plastic eggs by the dozen.
Lots of hot glue
I also decided to make the wreath with two different types of yarn eggs. First is your typical yarn ball wrapped hap-hazardly with yarn of choice. Did you know eggs are much harder to wrap than balls? Those plastic guys are slippery. I used hot glue to get it started. I also made a more modern (if that is possible using yarn) egg simply wrapping a single layer of yarn from top to bottom. For this type of egg you start at the top with a little hot glue and glue the end down. Then wrap around adding hot glue here and there to keep the yarn in place.
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Wow! So so pretty! I LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteJo-Anna
looks good! but also looks like a lot of burnt fingers and patience, huh?
ReplyDeleteBy {FAR} my most FAVORITE Spring Wreath I have seen. I love Every bit of it!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! I love how you so carefully wrapped the eggs in those rings, as well as wrapping it like a yarn ball. Here from TT&J
ReplyDeleteOh my. This is stunning!! What great colors, textures and shapes. Perfect for spring and Easter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Bookmarked in my project line up, the quality of the yarn really makes it look professional. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous wreath!! I love the textural variation and the colors are absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that is SOOOO CUUUTE! What a great idea! I love the colors, too. You ROCK!
ReplyDeleteNatSprat.blogspot.com
I love it!! So cute!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI shared it on my TT&J FB page :)
xoxo
Jen
Very cute! It can use up lots of leftover yarn!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! I would love if you would link up to my party that starts tomorrow - Saturday Spotlight - greendoordesigns.blogspot.com! I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteLove this! So cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable...I might just be able to give up some of my bunny hat makin yarn and make one:-)
ReplyDeleteI'm a NEW follower
This is SO much fun! What a fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteIt's fabulous, I love it! Well done! :)
ReplyDeleteMaegan
Adorable! Love this idea.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! The colors, the look, fantastic job! Visiting from Tatertots & Jello.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely beautiful! I love the soft colors and design.
ReplyDeleteThat is so simple yet completely gorgeous. Love
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so pretty. I love the colors you chose for your eggs and balls. I'll definitely be trying to do something like this in the future.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Tracy http://allthumbscrafts.blogspot.com
How fun! I love how this wreath turned out! I had never thought of using yarn. You're making me very excited for Easter!
ReplyDeleteTOO Cute!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! How did you secure the eggs to the foam circle? Just hot glue?
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the best looking Easter themed wreaths I've seen. It looks like something that is affordable too! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Definitely will share with my readers! Great blog!
ReplyDeletehugs! Kim @ Party Frosting!
These are so cute. I love the colors and it adds so much texture that you wrapped them differently.
ReplyDeletemegan
craftycpa.blogspot.com
So cute!!! This is one the best Easter wreaths I have seen! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG ok this is like the cutest thing I have ever seen for easter thank you so much for sharing this would be so much fun to make. I am bookmarking this idea for sure. I found your blog through the tatertots and jello link party.
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So so darling, love it! very creative and original too. winks-jen
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, the colours are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI am madly in love with this wreath! So FUN!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great..like something out of a magazine!
ReplyDeleteI agree with the above comment, it totally looks like something from a magazine!
ReplyDeleteIt's just lovely!!
So very very cute! I love your choice of yarn colors as well! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI would love it if you would join my Friday link party if you are interested!
Ashley
www.simplydesigning.blogspot.com
I love it!! I also have a ton of yarn. And plastic eggs....hmmmmmm. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSo very creative-love this wreath-I'm your newest follower-stop by for a visit!
ReplyDeleteThat is very, very cute!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't have the patience to wrap that many eggs, but it's very cute, so the end result was worth it. Love all the bright spring colors. You must have a smile on your face every time you pass your happy spring wreath!
ReplyDeleteGawwwww~geous! You did a fab job and I love the colors you chose! TFS and come see me sometime at http://sceneofthegrime.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLove Laurie
LOVE IT!! I want to try it now :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable. I love the colours and textures. Very cute indeed. I am your newest follower! :)
ReplyDeleteHumble Homemaking
That turned out so great! Nice work & creative idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so fun! I would love for you to come share this at my Make Something Monday Link Party!
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-Sarah
this came out wonderfully
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
tina
pretty paper posies
This looks awesome! Love the colors and the different wrapping techniques! Totally bookmarking this but we'll have to see if I actually have enough patience to do it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely the cutest thing! I want to make one right now!!! Just precious :-)))
ReplyDeleteSo ca-ute! love it!
ReplyDeleteYou should enter your wreath in our Simply Create Contest. I love it- thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo darling!! I love this beautiful wreath!! :) Thank you for sharing!! Linking this over at http://bluerobincottage.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's absolutely beautiful! :) Maybe I'll end up making something similar... We'll see... It's too bad I don't have a stash of yarn... :P
ReplyDeleteSo precious!! Love the spring colors : )
ReplyDeletePS. Congrats on the Ohdeedo feature for Sawyer's nursery! That's awesome!!
This is a really, really beautiful wreath! Thanks for the tutorial. I'd love for to submit this to the M&T Spotlight at http://www.makeandtakes.com/spotlight
ReplyDeleteHow adorable. I'm crazy about this!
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
I LOVE this!! love the colors and different ways you wrapped them!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!! I have that yarn. It's fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog and am your newest follower. This wreath is fab!! Thanks for the amazing inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is GREAT. This is definitely making my to-do list. Your blog is so fresh and lovely. Can't wait to look around.
ReplyDeleteJust Another Day in Paradise
This is absolutely adorable! I will try this. Following from Very Merry Vintage Style. Would love if you checked out Bliss Images and Beyond and perhaps follow back. Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteThis looks wicked! And is perfect for spring :) I'm sure the sun will come out soon now!
ReplyDeleteThat must be a lot of work! All worth it because it looks beautiful!
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Sawyer would love it!All you have to do is leave a comment.
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Those colors are dreamy...what a brilliant idea! I love it!
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Robin
All Things Heart and Home
LOVE IT!!!!
ReplyDelete~Terry
http://mossandclover.blogspot.com/2011/03/getting-my-spring-on.html
I love how this turned out. We have a similar wreath made up of easter eggs and it is probably my favorite wreath we own. You did a fantastic job on this!
ReplyDeleteKatie
katiebugkellar.com
Just adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love it! The perfect wreath! Thanks for sharing, visiting from CSI Project
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! I guess I will finally have to take down my Christmas wreath so I can put one of these up. Thanks for sharing! It is really fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! How long did it take you?
ReplyDeleteSo pretty I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this. It's so happy and cheery for spring!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty and fun!! It looks like a TON of hardwork!!! Well done! :) Stopping by from CSI!
ReplyDeleteI love this wreath! I've seen a lot of spring wreaths, but I think this one is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I want one for my front door. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is totally cute! Im in need of a springtime wreath for our door. I smell a craft commin on!
ReplyDeleteYep! This is THE one I want to make for Easter! I've been looking for the "perfect" wreath!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
So pretty - I love this! Visiting from CSI Project.
ReplyDeletewww.socialsalutations.blogspot.com
Girl you're awesome. This is beyond cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteKendra aka "Domsetic Princess in Training"
So cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI featured it on my Celebrations and Holidays Blog. Here's the link:
http://celebrationsandholidays.blogspot.com/2011/03/yarn-egg-wreath-by-sweet-survivial.html
I love this wreath! You always post the most amazing stuff I feel like I could *actually* make!
ReplyDeleteSO pretty! It looks really great, nice job!
ReplyDeleteI love this so much, can you make one for me now? ;-)
ReplyDeleteI am a knitter so I think this is a fabulous wreath!!! LOVE IT! I can't start another project at the moment but I will put this one in my memory bank!!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy
LOVE LOVE LOVE this! It's super cute. But I've been gluing and gluing and wrapping and wrapping and I've only done about 12 eggs! (and they're not as cute as yours!) But I'm sticking with it!
ReplyDeleteThis is by far the best easter wreath that I have seen. I love the colors you chose and the different textures you created on the eggs. It would look great with my "Spring" chipboard letters i just made. Please link it up at my link party on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteAmy
SistersoftheWildWest.blogspot.com
This is so great, love the colours and super easy to make.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I love this! What a fun wreath.
ReplyDeleteThis is to die for! I love the colors and varied shapes that you used. Thanks for sharing. Found this at Be Different Act Normal!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know that I selected you for our Saturday Spotlight - feel free to grab your button! :)
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I absolutely love this post and wanted to let you know that I will be featuring it this Friday.
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Sorry, I meant it will be posted April 1st.
ReplyDeleteWhat brand of yarn did you use for the wreath -- it's absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeletejeana111@comcast.net
Based on the 93 comments I'd say everyone loves this! I do too... featured it on my {ideas & inspirations} post today :)
ReplyDeleteFood, Wine, & Mod Podge
Love love love this! By far the cutest Easter wreath I have seen so far! I will definitely be making this. You have a new follower. :)
ReplyDeleteCeleste @ The Maxwell Five
I tried it...didn't have the patience for a wreath, but I did manage an Easter centerpiece. Would love if you checked it out sometime. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletehttp://blissimagesandbeyond.blogspot.com/2011/03/easter-centerpiece.html
We just started our first linky party yesturday and would love for you to come by and link up this great project. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleterhinestonebeagle.blogspot.com
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting at the beagle. It's an alternative yarn project and Easter project all in one, eeeee how fun! Love those colors and they look so soft.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Looks like all of the time to make that was worth it!
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is adorable and I'm featuring it in my Thursday post so stop on over!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That is adorable. I was on a wreath kick over Christmas, but this might have just rekindled it!! Thanks for posting. Here's my blog: havenfromtheworld.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable!!! Gotta share it over on my FB blog community page & tweet it! You really did a great job! Very inspiring and happy Spring!
ReplyDelete:D Lynda
super super cute! wish i had the time to make one of these!
ReplyDeleteI featured this today on my blog. Absolutely love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! I love the idea. Thank you for linking up to my party! :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Traci
LOVE THIS!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the different wrapping styles! creates a beautiful textured look.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely adorable! I bet you could do something similar with ornaments around Christmas time! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I am definitely going to try it!
ReplyDeleteThis is just perfect and happy. I had to share with others, so I posted it on my blog and linked you!
ReplyDeletewww.DavisDomestications.blogspot.com
Adorable. Creative. Genius.
ReplyDeleteI am having a spring craft linky party and giveaway on my blog this Friday. I would love for you to showcase this wonderful project.
Details are on my blog today.
Very cute and inventive! I wonder if it would be easier with styrofoam eggs? Maybe pinning along the way? Will definitely experiment with this!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The different wrapping styles make it look so unique!! I'm going to attempt this wreath...I'll link back to you when I do! BTW, I'm your newest follower! =)
ReplyDeleteHi! What a great idea! Love your wreath and wrote about it here in my magazin. http://www.airmagazine.nl/air/art/top-vijf-leukste-paasversiering/
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What type of yarn did you use? It looks a lot thicker than the brand I'm attempting to do this with.
ReplyDeleteYour yarn wreath is SO CUTE and it sounds like it's pretty easy to make too! I hope it's okay, I just couldn't help but feature your wreath in my Easter wreath and topiary round-up. You can see it here:
ReplyDeletehttp://jamiebrock.hubpages.com/hub/Decorate-Your-Home-for-Easter-Topiary-and-Wreath-Ideas
Thank you so much for sharing!
Found your wreath on Pinterest - love it! So cozy looking :)
ReplyDeleteI featured your wreath in my home blog, here:
http://humberhomeproject.blogspot.com/2012/03/wreath-for-all-seasons.html
:)
Can't wait to attempt my own!
This is a beautiful and creative wreath. Congrats for completing it. Will try to use the materials for another project since I am aborting this mission. I would have preferred paying over $100 for it rather than attempt again.
ReplyDeleteI'm with ya on that! :)
DeleteMade this over the weekend. I love how it turned out, but MAN that was a lot of work ;0) This will be staying inside where no birds can nest in it. LOL! I was surprised by how heavy it ended up being, too, but I can't tell you how proud I am of myself for completing this project.
ReplyDeleteI just found a wreath for my front door...Thanks for a great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI love, love ,love this wreath... I figured it can't be 2 difficult 2 make, so I went n bought everything needed n have been trying for the past hr 2 wrap those stupid plastic eggs eith no luck, my eggs look horrible. I'm sooooo bummed. Back 2 AC Moore I go :(
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo hard! Much harder than it looks and so time consuming. I never thought it would hard to wrap an egg in yarn! And i got about 1/4 done and im just hoping it all comes together in he end!
ReplyDeleteHi, just to let you know
ReplyDeleteI have featured these on my blog
www.serenityyou.blogspot.com
Natasha xx
I absolutely love love love this. I will make this for my sister for next Easter :). thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of yarn did you use? I was also wondering about the egg size. Are the small eggs the standard size and the large ones jumbo size?
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is absolutely perfect! I'm incorporating the idea into my Easter wreath this year. I featured your wreath on my blog this week in my Weekly Inspiration post. I'd love for you to stop by and take a peek:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.sewcreativeblog.com/weekly-inspiration-easter-wreaths-door-decorations/
Best Wishes,
Crystal
Just saw this on pinterst and love it!!!!! Repinned :)
ReplyDeleteSo adorable - pinning!
ReplyDeleteKelly
This is so incredibly cute! Love it! XO, Aimee
ReplyDeleteThis wreath is gorgeous. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteMissy Inspired
http://missyinspired.blogspot.com
You're wreath inspired me to create a similar one! :)
ReplyDeleteEva @ Lemondropsandcupcakes
http://www.lemondropsandcupcakes.com/2013/03/yarn-egg-wreath.html
I think the egg shapes also come in styrofoam. I bet you can find them marked down after Easter. It seems like yarn would just stick right to styrofoam or you could secure the beginning with a small pin. I especially liked the look of the evenly wound ones. thanks for the posting.
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