Now that the Christmas decorations are down, my mantel seems a bit bare. I'm not one for piles of decorations but a winter wreath sounded just right. I made this one using Lion Brand yarn and a few items from the dollar store.

I wrapped the wreath form in white fabric to ensure no green would peek through then wrapped it in Luxe Fur yarn to give it a soft, snowy look.
I glued a big icy snowflake onto the back of the wreath {when the wreath is hung in the window, the snowflake catches the light} ...
... and attached smaller snowflakes to the front then topped them with pom poms in different sizes. The pom poms remind me of snowballs, something we don't see enough here in Texas.
The different Lion Brand yarns add great texture to my winter wreath. I love the softness of the Luxe Fur and can't wait to knit something with it.
I'm loving my new winter wreath ... it's such a fun, seasonal touch to my mantel.


















O my goodenss, I love how soft the yarn looks. The snowflakes are a great touch too. LOVE!
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect winter wreath! We don't get snow here in Georgia either (maybe a flake or two every 3 years) That yarn looks so soft, would be perfect for a sweater, scarf or afghan. Snuggly soft.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty for winter!
ReplyDeleteThe texture of your wreath is so delicate and pretty! That yarn is beautiful! I had to pin this:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and you made this look so easy to replicate. I am going to have to look for Lion Brand yarn!
ReplyDeleteLove!! This is such a pretty wreath and so perfect for winter! I love the way the different yarns look!
ReplyDeleteThose little pom poms are adorable! Love the silver/grey ones!
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Love this wreath!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! It is whimsically wintery. I will pin it when my Pinterest Boards reappear! Sharing it on Facebook though!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Fantastic wreath and I love the yarn.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love your winter wreath! The texture and color combo is absolutely beautiful, Randi!
ReplyDeleteThis is just dreamy, Randi! The Luxe Fur makes me just want to snuggle your wreath. :) And I love the pom pom!! Great addition!
ReplyDeleteThis is the warmest. cuddliest wreath I have ever seen. So lovely Randi!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, soft and elegant!
ReplyDeleteHow do you recommend attaching the pom poms to the wreath?
ReplyDeleteI just used a bit of hot glue to attach them.
DeleteIt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath. Can you please list the names of the yarn you purchased??? I need to make several of them. What a great gift idea as well.Can keep it up all winter long. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Dianne ... if you look near the top of the post you'll see each yarn listed as well as a link to that yarn on the Lion Brand site!
DeleteHOLY COW. I tried making those eyelash yarn pom poms. It looked like a threw up glitter everywhere! Do you have any handy tips as to how to make them in a neat way? I'm using them in a bridal bouquet that's entirely made of pom poms. (but my sparkly ones are gold instead of silver)
ReplyDeleteI used a pom pom maker which may have made the process a bit tidier but I still had a lot of glitter everywhere as well. They didn't continue to drip glitter after I made them though and I haven't had any problems with the wreath dropping glitter. I just love your bouquet idea ... will you upload a photo to the Dukes and Duchesses facebook page? I'd really love to see it!
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