Valentines Yarn Ball Garland
I look forward to each changing season, holiday and special occasion, because it means I get to redecorate! And I love redecorating! I especially love to do our mantel, because it is the focal point of our living space. With Valentines Day just around the corner, I have been trying to think of new ways to spice up our space.
So I went searching and found some loveliness! I found a wreath at the blog Buggie and Jellybean, that took my breath away! (I know, it’s shocking that I found a wreath I love, what with my wreath addiction and all!) I absolutely loved the colours and the yarn balls. I have a thing for yarn balls. I’ve used them on my Christmas wreath, and I also just used white ones as snowballs on my Winter Mantel. I ran with the inspiration, and decided to take my own twist to it, and create a Valentine Yarn Ball Garland for my mantel. I really like how it turned out!
Now, I know that my mantel looks bare, but keep in mind that this is only the first stage of my Valentines Mantel Reveal!
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| Lining up the yarn balls and pom-poms, getting them ready to attach. |
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| I tied the large balls on first, then filled in the spaces with the remaining balls, using the glue gun. |
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| Adding the finishing touches: sparkly hearts and ribbons. |
What an adorable creative idea!
I love this project!! Fabulous! Angie xo
lovely garland!
thanks for linking up at our crafty saturday party! can’t wait to see what you have for next week!
tosewwithlove.blogspot.com
Oh, that is so pretty!! I love unique pieces like this. 🙂 I bet with just the right touches, you are going to have a mantel that pops!! Love the colors. 🙂 I’m visiting from The CSI Project today. I hope you’ll stop by my blog to say hi. 🙂
super cute! I have been on a yarn ball kick also – this is a great way to use them without just putting them in a vase! Great idea. I saw this on CSI
jenn (greendoordesigns.blogspot.com)
I love this! ANY CRAFTY PROJECT WITH YARN makes me ridiculously happy. Fabulous!
beautiful I love the blue in it a lot!
Great idea for a new use for yarn 🙂