CHUNKY YARN HEART WREATH

It’s time to spread some heart inspiration!  We are sharing some fun ways to style hearts this Valentine season.  Are you ready???

If you are new to Decorate and More with Tip you can read all my past DIY challenges by clicking here ⇒ DIY CHALLENGE

This is the first Wednesday of the month, time for some great DIYs.  We are so anxious to share our inspiration on hearts.  The rules are very simple, create something with hearts anyway you want.  I promise there are some great DIYs here for you to get inspired!  Hearts are just not for Valentines so get ready to create, I gathered some pretty talented DIYers to bring you all types of inspiration.

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I was cleaning up my craft closet and found some left over yarn and a wire heart wreath form,  I wanted to use both of them for my challenge this month.  So here is what I did with the two items.

If you like to make a chunky heart wreath here are the items you would need.

  • 1 bundle of chunky yarn
  • wire heart wreath form
  • scissors

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Directions to make your heart wreath.

1.  Make a slip knot at the end of your yarn.  Your loop should only be 1 ½ inches long.  Keep it small, just large enough to thread the loop through.

2.  Starting your first stitch at the bottom of your heart form.  Make sure that your working yarn is to the left of your loop.

Your first stitch will be looping the working yarn through the back of the center of the heart form.

3.  Pull the loop up to the slip knot.

4.  Take the working yarn and loop through both loops ending with one loop.

That’s the only stitch you will have to learn.  Do the same step all around the form.

Your first stitch will look like this, beginning to make your second stitch.

You will do those 4 steps:

  • Bring your working yarn through the center of your wreath
  • Pull the loop up to the top loop
  • thread the working yarn through the two loops

When the form is getting tight pull the yarn down to give you more room.

To tie off, cut the working yarn and thread through the last loop.  Tie around the frame and work the end of the yarn through the wreath.

Since there are two points on the heart it’s hard to keep those covered with yarn.  I tied a piece of yarn on the point and tucked in the ends.

The finish look.

I am going to add an arrow to my heart and place it on my ladder along with my DIY heart and pompom garland.  To check out the tutorials on my ladder and garland you can click here ⇒ DIY BLANKET LADDER & DIY HEART AND POMPOM GARLAND or MY HEART AND POMPOM GARLAND REVAMP.

If you like my chunky heart wreath pin to your Pinterest account until you want to make one for yourself.  You can do the same steps with any sharp wreath form.

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29 thoughts on “CHUNKY YARN HEART WREATH

  1. Terrie, love this project. And love the pink. I bought some thick pink yarn but I don’t think it’s the right kind. This is darling and can be used for several years. Thank you so much for hosting the challenge.

    1. Carol thank you. Even if it’s not the right yarn I bet your thick yarn will work just as well. I love the group and so happy you love working on the challenge with me.

  2. Terrie I just love how your DIY turned out! This heart is so pretty and cozy!! I will have to try this DIY out for sure!

    1. Thanks so much Dori. I had the yarn and form and it was all about heart so I put the two together. It is so fun working with the yarn. Happy Valentine’s Day to you to my friend.

  3. Just too cute, I love this so much , its something that can be used all year round!
    It looks great where you hung it.. Ive been wanting to use yarn for ages now.. This is just perfect Terrie!

    Teresa

    1. Teresa it is so soft and cuddly. (if that’s a word, ha)! I know the blanket I made out of the yarn is. You need to get some and make something. You will love it, whatever you make.

    1. Thanks Pamela. It is so soft. I made a throw with this yarn and it is very cozy. I am so happy you joined us on the challenge. Your work is very inspiring.

  4. I love the color of your yarn and also the technique for wrapping it on the wreath form. Looks so cute! Thanks for the DIY challange. I have had fun!

  5. Love your chunky yarns heart. It looks great with your garland you updated too. Love pink for Valentine’s day!

    Thanks for hosting the challenge!

    Cindy

    1. Thanks Tammy. You inspire me too. I just love how you create things and push me to start creating things I have been putting off. Thanks for joining in on the challenge it is always fun working with you.

    1. Thank you so much Michelle. I love how soft it feels. I have made several throws with this yarn. Didn’t have enough to make another throw but enough for this wreath. Love working with you on the challenge. Until next month Happy Valentine’s Day!

  6. Terrie your chunky yarn heart is absolutely ADORABLE! I keep seeing that chunky yarn at our local craft store and I always think it looks so darn cozy that I should buy some. But I never have! Guess what I’m picking up this weekend?! Love how you added the arrow to your wreath too! Such a sweet display!!

    1. Oh Christine you will love the yarn. Can’t wait to see what you make out of it. I made several hand knit throws that are so easy to make with the yarn. You will have to share what you do make from it. Thanks for joining in on this challenge. Love going over to see what you inspire us with.

    1. Thanks Jodi. It is soft that’s for sure. I have made throws from the yarn and it is very warm and cozy. Thanks for joining in on the challenge. I can’t wait until next month.

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