Lately, I have been seeing more and more crocheted wreaths all over the
internet, mostly Pinterest. It peaked my interest, and thought I would
give it a go.
This year I have been into red and white, so that's what I planned for the base. I followed instructions from
Repeat Crafter Me,
just substituting stripes instead of a plain pattern. The yarn for the
base is Red Heart Super Saver (white and cherry red). A couple years
ago I purchased two full skeins of bright green mohair at a thrift store for
$1.00. I had no idea what I would ever use it for. It was perfect for
the Holly Jolly pattern from
Attic 24. Finally, the rolled roses pattern came from
Pink Milk
(Red Heart Super Saver - Cherry Red). After the crocheting was
complete, I went through my stash of old Christmas bits and bobs (99% of
the goodies are vintage with a couple newer items to fill in the gaps)
to create a Christmas vignette. Santa even twirls from the top of the
wreath.
Here it is hanging on the outside of my mother's door.
S.W.A.K.
This year I have been into red and white, so that's what I planned for the base. I followed instructions from Repeat Crafter Me,
just substituting stripes instead of a plain pattern. The yarn for the
base is Red Heart Super Saver (white and cherry red). A couple years
ago I purchased two full skeins of bright green mohair at a thrift store for
$1.00. I had no idea what I would ever use it for. It was perfect for
the Holly Jolly pattern from Attic 24. Finally, the rolled roses pattern came from Pink Milk
(Red Heart Super Saver - Cherry Red). After the crocheting was
complete, I went through my stash of old Christmas bits and bobs (99% of
the goodies are vintage with a couple newer items to fill in the gaps)
to create a Christmas vignette. Santa even twirls from the top of the
wreath.
Here it is hanging on the outside of my mother's door.
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