Make Your Own Felted Wool Beaded Garland
I've been eyeing those wooden bead
garlands
but you know as a DIYer I
couldn't actually pay for one.
I made a couple of jute tassels by wrapping the jute around a card and tying it off.
I cut the end then tied one to the end of my felted holiday garland.
I cut the garland into 3 pieces the same length.
You can buy the balls by visiting this affiliate link.
While I'm at it... why not make 3 and sell them right?
I easily added a tassel to the end of each of the 3 sections by attaching them to the original string that went through the center.
This worked and the felted one is even cooler than the wooden beads! I'm so happy with the results, I just love felted wool!
Interested in the sentimental story about the painting in the background?
You can go {here} to read all about it.
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Every time I walked past this bowl of felted wool garland
leftover from my holiday decorations, I thought it looked just like
those wooden bead garlands with the
jute tassels.
Hmm, you know I had an idea!
I made a couple of jute tassels by wrapping the jute around a card and tying it off.
I cut the end then tied one to the end of my felted holiday garland.
I cut the garland into 3 pieces the same length.
You can buy the balls by visiting this affiliate link.
While I'm at it... why not make 3 and sell them right?
I easily added a tassel to the end of each of the 3 sections by attaching them to the original string that went through the center.
This worked and the felted one is even cooler than the wooden beads! I'm so happy with the results, I just love felted wool!
Interested in the sentimental story about the painting in the background?
You can go {here} to read all about it.
Please pin --->>
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