I threw my first party in the new studio for which I whipped up this evergreen wall hanging and it is easily my new favorite piece of holiday decor. This crazy simple DIY has loads of visual impact but doesn’t take up any floor space, making it perfect for small spaces.
Supplies needed:
a 48″ long .5″ dowel rod
yarn
evergreen boughs (picked up from a local florist or your backyard if you’re lucky)
staple gun
Step 1: I started by tying one piece of yarn (about 4′ long) at each end of the dowel and then stapled the tied yarn in place (on the back) to secure. Then I hung it on a nail on the wall.
Step 2: Then I started on one end (just inside the yarn used for hanging) and looped a doubled up piece of yarn (about 2′ long) around the dowel.
Step 3: About a foot down from the dowel, I tied one of the evergreen boughs and repeated the same length on the opposite end of the dowel.
Step 4. I increased the length of the yard by about 4″ and repeated step 3 about 5″ over from the first bough, and continued on until you get to the center bough which should hang the furthest down to create the V shape.
And there you have it! Instant holiday cred. Cracker is thrilled as usual. x
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[…] but overall this was a figure out as I go type of project. I took down the evergreen from my CHRISTMAS WALL-HANGING, re-used the same rod, and bought these table skirts. Then, armed with just tape and scissors, a […]
Love this! My mother-in-law just brought me a pile of fresh greenery from her cabin. Now I know what I’m going to do with it! Thanks!
[…] but overall this was a figure out as I go type of project. I took down the evergreen from my CHRISTMAS WALL-HANGING, re-used the same rod, and bought these table skirts. Then, armed with just tape and scissors, a […]
Love it! Going to try it with cuttings from my holly bush! Thanks!