i used an embroidery hoop as the base
the red buttons are large '60's coat buttons with a brass loop shank which i fastened between
the two hoops
i then wrapped the tinsel around the hoop and
threaded the large bakelite needles through the tinsel
and skewered the ball of wool
Yet again another amazing creation - do you sleep???
ReplyDeleteIt is truely fantastic, and I now want to go through your stash!!
Love it. Kx
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing!
ReplyDeleteJayne
How wonderful! And your button tree at the top of the page is beyond gorgeous!
ReplyDeletelove it ... the stitch markers are such a great idea! x
ReplyDeleteThat is so clever! So you!
ReplyDeleteThat is inspired!!
ReplyDeleteWow, youv'e got my Knitting Nancy on your header, GENIUS!
ReplyDeleteI adore your Hab wreath, lovely so glad I found you!
Merry Christmas,
Sarah x
I love how you have got the significant December dates (25th and 31st) in the centre of your tape measure rosettes! Was that deliberate or really good luck?
ReplyDeleteFound your blog via buttonfloozies~I've just gotta say (again), I love this wreath :)
ReplyDeletethat looks great...love it! xx
ReplyDeleteThat is genius! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for knitters. Thanks for sharing. I'll give a link at my blog because I want to show this to my blogger friends.xx
ReplyDeleteUtterly brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWhile we are in search of really new ideas, this sure is a 'never seen before' wreath!
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