Chunky yarn christmas garland

Braided, hand knotted or crocheted, you can easily make your own DIY yarn garland. Adorning your holiday tree is not the only time and place to decorate with garland. Be creative all year round by using yarn garland as decoration for birthday parties, in kids bedrooms or on other holidays, such as Valentine’s Day, Easter and Thanksgiving.

After making this DIY Christmas garland yarn beauty, I became obsessed with it and NEEDED to find a way to use it now until we get our tree.

A loop yarn wreath that's fluffy, soft, and full of texture. This simple Christmas wreath adds the perfect amount of warm + cozy to your decor

330K likes, 2,026 comments - deliacreates em December 13, 2022: "Crochet a chunky garland! 🧶✨🎄 All you need is a 6.5 mm hook, super bulky yarn, and a good holiday movie…which is about how long it takes to knock out a skein. This project is beginner friendly and incredibly flexible. There’s no set gauge or wrong way to go it. Any variation just gives your garland a different look. See the link in my profile for a slower, more detailed tutorial, plus a link to a similar garland I made using…

A super easy, step-by-step tutorial for making a boho-style chunky yarn wreath that can be used all year long!

Quick Crochet pattern - check out this easy crochet Christmas garland pattern. Hang the yarn garland on your Christmas tree, banister, or mantel. It takes minutes to make! #crochetgarland #christmasgarland #easycrochet

Finger knitting is so fun and easy to do. Learn how to finger knit a garland and use it for Christmas decorations or use any color for any type of party decorations. Finger knitting is a great handicraft to teach kids. This post is in collaboration with JOANN, all opinions and pictures are mine. This post may contain affiliate links. Thanks for supporting Sisters, What! It's been a while since I've shared a handicraft post to do with kids. It's been a while since we've done finger knitting…

Enhance your space with faux botanicals, silk flowers and live plants for the home. Mix live and artificial plants to create a welcoming indoor garden.

Two random thoughts on a cold, wintry December morning: 1. Have you ever listened to all the verses of It Came Upon a Midnight Clear? 2. How do you decorate your mantel for winter? I know what you're thinking. These are deep, introspective thoughts that make you go hmmmm. Not. :) To read the rest of the post.... CLICK HERE

A paper chain is a fun project in itself, but a knitted one will last a long, long time, and is as fun to make. Six simple stitch patterns and two colors are used to make the links that are then seamed together, creating a perfect embellishment for holiday (and year-round) decoration.