

Remember when I mentioned wrapping sticks last week? Well, it's gotten ugly. I'm some sort of stick-wrapping fiend, furiously digging through craft supplies to find more yarn to wrap around more sticks. EZ E is no longer interested...oh, wait, was he ever interested? Not so much. Anyways, someone asked for a quick tutorial, so here it is. I think the photos are pretty self-explanatory, but let me know if you have any questions. The blue part you see is just felt that I sewed onto the stick, which you can also try (easier when you have a thicker twig).

step 4: knot the end around the twig. Then trim the yarn close to the knot and tuck it into the remaining wrapped part.

VoilĂ !

























16 comments:
LOVE this. Doing it later!
Thanks for the tutorial/inspiration. Such a lovely easy project :)
Here's mine: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mirandaroach/4727378017/
lovely!
i work at a summer camp & this actually used to be one of our crafts! we used oriental bittersweet though because it spirals. imagine the possibilities!
http://360percent.com/photos/album/72157594516143490/shawnee-talking-wands.html
I was wondering how this turned out. Beautiful!
yes! Wrapping sticks. Gotta do this. Thanks!
Wow, I love this idea! So fun and clever.
This is such a great way to add colour, like flowers, to a space but with ease of not having to look after them... i love it!
Here is my attempt:
http://juicielucie.blogspot.com/2010/06/wrapped-twiggs.html
uum.. i just discovered your blog. and i am IN LOVE with it. seriously.
simply spectacular!
in love thank you.
i have done this activity for a few years(with the addition of feathers and beads) with groups of elementary school students - they looooove it!
here's a photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thelulubird/3495397501/
I think I'll be addicted to - simply brilliant, beautiful!
I have included a link in my weekly roundup of creative/inspiring/fun ideas, blogged here:
http://www.camilledawn.com/2010/07/tuesday-tumblr-4.html
Thanks for the inspiration!
Camille
Mother✭Lode
http://www.camilledawn.com
a very inspiring idea.
i love to make some myself.
want to use it as a part of a mobile...
thanks for this tutorial...i'm linking.
doro.
This is such an awesome project! I am going to try this and add it to a little vase I have.
I've also blogged about your cute little tutorial on www.crossxmyxhooks.blogspot.com hope you check it out!
love it! I can't wait to try this!!
I posted a link to this DIY on my blog. I love your blog and can't wait to follow and see more from you!
http://www.minipennyblog.com/2011/06/tuesday-favorite-diy-projects_14.html
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