Fuzzy Sweater Wreath

By: Becky from Beyond the Picket Fence

By: Becky from Beyond the Picket Fence

One of the best things about wreaths it that they can be made in such thrifty ways, as you can see with this Fuzzy Sweater Wreath. You can make a wreath by simply refashioning an old holiday sweater. It's not only budget friendly, but also a real attention-grabber as a decoration. You'll be able to clean out your closet and still enjoy making homemade wreaths for the holiday season that no one else can say they've seen before.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Main MaterialFabric

Easy

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SissieSass

May 24, 2017

Now I know what to do with the fuzzy sweaters that always make me itch sitting in the back of the closet because I just can't find a way to part with them. I like the fuzzy texture, it just does not like my skin. I get too hot and then all I want to do is scratch. I can use them to make a ton of pretty wreaths and still have my fuzzy texture in a way that won't make me itch. Love it!