Saint Patrick’s Day is coming up soon. So, Ive been trying my four leaf clover on some of my other mini wreaths. Here’s clover on my blue jean mini rag wreath.
I’m also working on a slight variation of this clover that I hope to photograph tomorrow (I’m waiting for it to dry) 🙂 I also started working today on some new Easter designs & will be posting very soon.
St. Paddy’s Day wreath: My mini red tartan wreath with a lucky little four leaf clover.
My 15″ blue jean rag wreath with a pink gingham bow.
My 15″ blue jean wreath with a black jean bow.
My 15″ blue jean rag wreath with a braided bow.
We are having Spring-like weather today here in PA, so this little bluebird wreath seems fitting.
Again, using those colorful loom loops to make a little wreath. This time tied a little differently & utilizing the loops to also make a bow.
Mini wreath made from colorful nylon loops. Topped off with a braided bow.
So working on the old crazy quilt rag wreath yesterday inspired me to make a new one.
I’m leaving this one plain, but I decided to make a jean bow for it, just for fun.
Yesterday, I dug this wreath out of my tote filled with abandoned & “I’ll figure this out later” projects. I call this type of wreath a crazy quilt rag wreath because it has a plethora of different fabrics. In addition, it has lace, yarn & trim. Inspired to work on it some more, I made the jean bow you see here for it this morning and concluded that it was now finished.
