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Grinch Heart Wreath

The Grinch is making his way into homes everywhere this year. Between the new movie and adorable recipes and crafts like this Grinch Heart Wreath, you will have a green filled home before you know it.

When it comes to holiday crafting, I like fun and unique things. I like to take traditional holiday decorations and turn them into something new and exciting to look at it. Things that are perfect for gift giving.

In this case, I took a traditional holiday decoration (a wreath) and put a fun spin on it. This grinch wreath reminds me of the fur of The Grinch with a big heart displayed in the middle.

Take this craft idea and make a craft night out of it. Get the ladies or kiddos together and make some fun DIY decor that even Mr. Grinch would be impressed with.

Supplies Needed to Make a Grinch Heart Wreath:

How to Make a Grinch Heart Wreath:

Twist a pipe cleaner into a heart shape.  As you can see, I thought I had red ones at home, but I didn’t.  If you don’t have a red one, you can wrap the yarn around the pipe cleaner to turn it red, but it is much easier to just start with a red one!  

Once your heart is created (or wrapped), criss cross the red yarn back and forth all around the heart to fill it in.  Tie the end to the pipe cleaner to complete it.

Now, lay your embroidery hoop flat on your counter.  Set the heart to where you want. I wanted mine slightly off-centered but you can do it however you’d like.  

Using the green yarn, tie one end to the embroidery hoop and one end to the edge of the heart.

Tie three more green pieces of yarn on each side of the heart to kind of anchor it in place.  

Start weaving a piece of green yarn from the hoop, weaving it through the edge of the heart and back around the embroidery hoop until the green has filled in all of the space.

Take a long piece of green yarn, and wrap around the edges of the embroidery hoop to cover the wood.  

You should now have a Grinch Heart Wreath entirely made and ready for displaying! You can even tie an extra piece of yard to the top for hanging or use nails to hang on the wall. 

Grinch Heart Wreath

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Make your own Grinch Heart Wreath for the holidays
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes

Materials

  • Red Pipe Cleaner
  • Red Yarn
  • Green Yarn
  • Embroidery Hoop

Instructions
 

  • Twist a pipe cleaner into a heart shape. As you can see, I thought I had red ones at home, but I didn’t. If you don’t have a red one, you can wrap the yarn around the pipe cleaner to turn it red, but it is much easier to just start with a red one! 
  • Once your heart is created (or wrapped), criss cross the red yarn back and forth all around the heart to fill it in. Tie the end to the pipe cleaner to complete it.
  • Now, lay your embroidery hoop flat on your counter. Set the heart to where you want. I wanted mine slightly off-centered but you can do it however you’d like. 
  • Using the green yarn, tie one end to the embroidery hoop and one end to the edge of the heart.
  • Tie three more green pieces of yarn on each side of the heart to kind of anchor it in place.  
  • Start weaving a piece of green yarn from the hoop, weaving it through the edge of the heart and back around the embroidery hoop until the green has filled in all of the space.
  • Take a long piece of green yarn, and wrap around the edges of the embroidery hoop to cover the wood. 
  • You should now have a Grinch Heart Wreath entirely made and ready for displaying! You can even tie an extra piece of yard to the top for hanging or use nails to hang on the wall. 
Keyword christmas wreath, grinch, grinch craft
Course DIY and Home
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