The fabric scrap wreath that I made for my daughter’s front porch makeover is the easiest wreath to make and you only need two things: a wreath from the Dollar Tree and fabric scraps torn into 1″ x 7″ strips.
Tie them on the wreath in a simple single knot, squish them close together and you’re done! Easy, right?
Now that’s a fast and easy craft that anyone can do and it’s a great way to use some leftover fabric scraps! And the best part: Cost $1
In case you missed it, you can see the tutorial for how to make the painted canvas floor cloth here.
Just love the porch. I need ideas for the kids room. Both Alex (8) and Mady (5) have to share the room for now. I need to redo the room to meet both their likes. Princess’ and matchbox cars. HELP!!!!!!
That’s a tough one Susie! Cars and princesses….hmmmm
Cute wreath and fabric. I’ve made wreaths like this before and they are so easy and cheery {and so, so inexpensive!!!}. My kind of project. Great job, Jeannie. It looks great on the window. Does your daughter love it?
Thanks Lori. Yes she does. She better, she finished it after I got it started!
That fabric scrap wreath sounds like such a fun and budget-friendly project! I love how simple it is with just a basic wreath form and fabric strips. While reading about your porch makeover, I took a quick break and checked out spin macho since I’d heard they offer bonuses for Spanish players. My first few rounds didn’t go well, but I tried a bit more and landed a nice win. It was a fun little pause before getting back to creative ideas.
This wreath turned out so beautiful, and I love how you transformed simple fabric scraps into something so colorful and inviting. It’s a great reminder that creativity doesn’t have to be expensive. While browsing for Ada Court Cases I came across this inspiring project, and it definitely brightened my day. Thanks for sharing such a fun and budget-friendly DIY idea!
This wreath turned out so beautifully, and it’s a great reminder that even small fabric scraps can become something special with a little creativity. While looking up Covington Parcel Search recently, I came across this project and had to stop by. The color choices and texture work together perfectly, making it look far more expensive than a dollar store craft. Thanks for sharing such an inspiring and budget-friendly DIY idea!