Kate from A Creative Cookie is here today with a fun tutorial and so easy! Visit her blog where you will find many creative ideas! Thanks Kate!
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Hi there! I'm Kate from A Creative Cookie. I love sharing my projects, kids crafts, and ideas with others. I'm so excited to be on Salena's blog today!
This project was just an experiment. But once I started wrapping the yarn around the cuff, I knew I was on to something! Let's get started...
This project was just an experiment. But once I started wrapping the yarn around the cuff, I knew I was on to something! Let's get started...
Supplies:
"hairy" yarn
used ribbon spools
Embellishments (if you want to add some rhinestones or something)
scissors
just a bit of glue (Elmer's)
Start with a ribbon spool (use one that's bigger than your arm)
Now rip off the cardboard covers. Sometimes the bottom one can be a bit difficult. You will be left with this:
Now cut some yarn. I guessed the length for mine and around five feet worked just fine.
Start wrapping the cuff with the yarn.
It takes a little while, but the 'hair' covers more than you think.
Now make a knot and add a little dot of glue on it, so it won't untie.
You're done!
Not bad for $0, right? ;)
Thanks so much for having me, Salena!
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2 comments:
This is awesome! I have some of that hairy yarn. I tried to crochet with it but stopped after getting to frustrated with it. Now I know what to do. Thanks Kate and Salena!
Cute idea! Thanks for sharing!
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