In the office of my home there is a large and boring wall that’s been crying out for help for some time now.
It really needs some paint, but that’s not happening this week. I already started to give the wall a bit of flair with this fabulous frame…
…but there’s still a lot of wall left.
So I decided to spin a yarn. Or at least use a skein of yarn to create a wall hanging. Here’s the yarn…
It’s some seriously gorgeous yarn, and I wish that I could knit a throw with it, but I don’t have enough and it seems that they’re not making it any more. So a wall hanging it is.
This was a really quick & easy project. I used embroidery stretcher bars that I already had at home. They are pretty inexpensive – a couple of bucks each at your local craft store.
I tied the yarn around the stretcher bar…
…and started wrapping the yarn haphazardly around the stretcher bars…
…and when I was just about out of yarn, I knotted the end of the yarn around the stretcher bar…
And that’s all it took to create this…
I love it! Adds some color, texture, and visual interest to an otherwise boring wall!
And cheap to boot! While this project was free to me, since I had everything sitting around at home, if you had to go out to buy the pieces and parts, you could probably make this for between $10-$15. Not bad! Perfect for decorating on a tight budget.
This project even won the seal of approval from my 11-year-old son, who said it’s “really cool!” Can’t beat that!
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