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March 29, 2012

Spiraled Yarn Circle Garland

Whoa.  Two posts in two days. Shocking. But I wanted to share this fun tutorial to make this happy little garland.  I shared it last week on Kimberly's blog...bugaboo, mini, mr. and me.  She has a great Yarn It All series going on sharing all things yarn.  It is awesome.

I have been drooling over all the colorful crochet garlands I see out there.  So I decided to make my own version without the awesome crochet skills but still all the pretty. I am excited to share it with all of you!

Here's what you do to start making cute little yarn circles with the help of some paper and glue...








It's pretty easy and quick too!  If you don't have a circle punch just trace and cut a circle with scissors. I suggest using card stock the same color as the yarn in case you have some gaps. Also, I find hot glue to be the easiest to work with since it dries so fast and keeps the yarn from un-spiraling. You just have to  be careful not to burn yourself.  I have worked with hot glue so much I think I no longer possess fingerprints. :) 
Here it is in my Spring Vignette that is still a work in progress. Fun!

Hugs and blessings!

26 comments:

  1. as alway my friend -- your project is simply fabulous! loving the colors...the look...the texture...so much fun and so very beautiful! it's fun and easy and i am sure this will be setting a trend for sure!!!! i know this gives me an excuse to buy some pretty yarns ; ) lol!!!! please link up with the in a cinch party we are having...this is perfect! I simply adore this -- i adore you and i adore all that you do! sending hugs and love to you and yours and i surely hope you are feeling WONDERFUL now : )

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  2. That is so cute. I have your blog as one of my favorites and was so saddened you had not posted in a while. So glad you are back and 2 post in one day, woo hoo. Love the garland. The colors you used are so pretty. Love the birds as well.
    TFS. Ana
    Can't wait to see what else you come up with.

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  3. Lovin' this!! Great tutorial! I think the texture yarn gives is fabulous!! Thank you for sharing!

    Bonnie @ Uncommon

    www.uncommondesignsonline.com

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  4. Very cute, Jessica! Thanks for the tutorial! ♥

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  5. LOVE this idea! Every time I visit your blog, I have to smile, it's just so fresh & pretty!

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  6. Hi;) I love to look up to you;) Greetings from Polish;)

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  7. Awesomeness, love it, must try - thanks for sharing! Hugs ~ Mary

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  8. ummm...hello...
    this is too stinkin' cute! would you just stop. please. being so darn adorable!
    I love to crochet, but think I'd rather make this garland instead! girl, you rock.
    much love...
    ♥jaime

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  9. From all of us that curl up in a ball and weep at the words "crochet",or "knit"... Thank you! Too cute ♥

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  10. The vignette with the garland is beautiful. I think the yarn circles by themselves would make cute drink coasters too.

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  11. This is so cute!!! I love how you come up with the simplest yet so gorgeous projects!
    Jenn :)

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  12. love it !!! thanks for the idea, i can get my gluegun out again :)

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  13. What a super cute tutorial! :) I LOVE it!! And I will indeed be making one! :)

    So happy I found your blog! Visit me sometime. :)
    www.everyday-is-a-holiday.blogspot.com

    xo Jenny

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  14. ha! Having No Fingerprints is well worth it if it means making awesome crafts like yours my dear!!
    Love you Tons!

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  15. These are so cute!! I love your little vignette too....those wooden crates are fabulous!!

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  16. Beautiful! These are so fun as well! I think this may be something I may attempt during nap time this week ;)

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  17. Found you on Free Pretty Things For You. This is so darling and I know my kids would love to make one. This is the first time I have come across your blog, it is wonderful. I'm now following. I know you are busy so it is no biggie but if you find the time I would be so flattered if you came to visit me @ http://www.arosiesweethome.com/
    I have a Sunday Link Party each week as well if you are interested.
    Thanks
    Rose

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  18. I really like this idea a lot! They would be fun to make coasters with as well. Thanks so much for sharing! Super cute!

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  19. So I think I am in love with these babies! I heart polka dots so much that these are right up my alley! I am trying to think what I could use them for...Annie's birthday perhaps? I think yes! I think maybe my own birtday! Then I could get Kate to kake them for me! I think they would store really nice! Now THAT I like too!

    Night my craft genius friend!!!!

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  20. Hola
    Me encantan el proyecto! Solo que se me ocurre que se pueden emplear como portavasos individuales, podemos emplear estambre matizado o hilo de algodón.
    Gracias por la idea.
    Saludos!

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  21. Que genial idea sencilla pero maravillosa...gracias por compartirla, saludos

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  22. These look like they would be really fun also for coasters or hot pads. Very cute idea and I might have to try them with my extra yarn I have left over from projects!

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  23. i love all your cool artsy ideas !!! you are an inspiration!!

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  24. love all your artsy fun ideas !!!you inspire me!

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