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Transform your space with our DIY Hanging Wall Art! Simple instructions make crafting easy, using materials from your local craft store.
Welcome to our guide on creating beautiful hanging wall art!
With easy-to-follow instructions, you'll learn how to make stunning DIY decor using materials from your local craft store.
Get ready to add a touch of creativity to your space!
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Supplies You'll Need to Create this Project:
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- 12-inch Steel Hoop
- 10-inch Crocheted Lace Doily
- Large Eye Needle
- Twine
- Ribbon Assortment
- Feathers
- Scissors
- Glue Dots
Wrapping the Wire Ring with Ribbon:
The ribbon I used to wrap was a soft satin ribbon with a width of ½ inch.
Pick up a glue dot by placing the end of the ribbon on the glue dot and peeling it up from the backing sheet.
Adhere the glue dot/ribbon to the steel ring at a slight angle and begin wrapping the ribbon all the way around the ring.
When finished, use another glue dot to secure the end of the ribbon to the ring and trim off any excess.
Attaching the Doily to the Ring:
Thread a large needle with a long length of twine.
Lay the doily in the center of the ring.
Attach the doily using the twine and needle by stitching the thread through a hole in the doily at each point and wrapping it around the ring to the next point of the doily.
When all points have been stitched through, tie the two ends of the twine together.
Make sure the twin is tight and the doily is centered on the ring. The doily placement can be adjusted by pulling on the threads until it is right where you want it.
Adding the Ribbon Strands:
Cut the different colors of ribbons into 34-inch lengths. You can go longer if you would like longer ribbon strands.
Remember, they will be folded in half. So multiply your desired length by two for each length of ribbon.
Once all the ribbon is cut, it is time to start attaching it to the ring. Find where you want the bottom center to be this is where you attach the first ribbon strand.
To attach, use a looping technique. Fold the ribbon in half with the fold at the top, just under the wire ring. Pull the loose ends of the ribbon over the ring and through the folded loop at the top and pull tight.
Continue attaching ribbon strands in this way alternating to the left and right of the original until you are out of ribbon.
If you would like, you can trim the bottom of the ribbon strands either straight across or in a triangle shape.
I created a slight triangle shape on the bottom of my ribbons.
Add Feathers:
Tie a strand of twine to the end of the feather, and tie the other end to the ring. You can hide the knot in the ribbon strands.
I tied a total of 5 feathers onto the ring in different places, hanging at different lengths.
I absolutely love the finished look of my hanging wall art!
Crafting Essentials
- The Cricut Cutting Machine is easily my favorite crafting tool. We use it in so many of our tutorials!
- These MakerX Crafting Tools are perfect for keeping in the craft room and are always ready when needed!
- This Fiskars Paper Trimmer is easy to use and cuts nicely without frayed edges.
- These Scotch Precision Scissors cut like a dream, and you get multiple pairs in a pack!
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Edye
I love dream catchers! This one is so nice <3
Blessings,
Edye
Amanda @ The Kolb Corner
Very cool! Thank you for sharing at Merry Monday!
Katie
Of course, Amanda! Thanks for the great party.
Mistie
This dream catcher looks beautiful! I can remember making dream catchers as a kid and even having one above my bed. 🙂