The second one is in scrummy traditional Christmas red and green
Not clear here, but the above is a fab Spring mixture.
Waiting for inspiration for the others, when they're fully wound.
I'll use any remaining yarn to do smaller wreaths, on 2" wooden curtain rings.
The final WIP will become clear next week, when it's (hopefully) finished in time for DD2's 31st birthday (just in case you're reading this, Kate!) xx
Posting this over at Mrs. D's http://stamping-ground.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/woyww-188.html so, time for a cuppa and see what everyone else has been up to, there.
Love for now, Chris xx







Love the wreaths.
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Lori #81
nice to see you've got a head start on creativity for 2013! Lots going on and look forward to seeing DDs birthday project.
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Ria
Hi Ria - welcome to WOYWW and thanks for visiting my blog. I had to smile, seeing you live in Clacton. I've got very happy memories of lots of summer hols spent in Jaywick - it always seemed like going abroad, travelling from the East End in Dad's old banger! Mum now lives in Southend, and I'll be popping down from Worcester for a few days, at the weekend. Hope to see you around in blogland x
DeleteLovely wreaths, they just look so touchable! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
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ReplyDeleteSoooo pretty!!! What a wonderful idea!
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Jeannie #60
I can't wait to see next week. :-)
ReplyDeleteApril #136
Love those wreaths, I have some of that yarn stashed somewhere (I went through a scarf knitting frenzie a while back)
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Tertia #17