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I love you wreath. .I used a pizza pan and my middle was a chalkboard, I just found it easier.All of the stuff i got from dollar tree but the chalkboard paint.
The name is Rafia....no twine....just happening to me OMG when I'm trying to buy it..I'm in love with that wreath looks so nice you doing great 👍💛.. thank you for your time and sharing ...
I add paint and water to a pan, mix well then add the clothespins. Depending on the paint mixture, I soak them various times until they are the color I want. Take them out and I clip them on a cooling rack on top of puppy pad. Saves so much time.
Question those acrylic paint bate from Apple Barrel? Because maybe you could put the names with the number of item that each bottle have that's work perfectly. Anyway again I'm in love with these wreath you are so crafty.
Hello!! Yes, there were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean. Hopefully that helps :)
Hi Betty! The pins were painted one side at a time with enough time in between for them to dry. You can actually put the pins either way, upside down or right side up. Each makes the wreath a little different so it would be your preference. I believe she puts them with the wreath right side up! Good luck :)
I just tried making this how many yellow tips with brown tails and brown tips with yellow tails.. mine didn't have that perfect part in between.. is this a 14"frame
12" large one takes about 88 clothespins. 8" smaller frame takes about 44 clothespins. There were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean. Hopefully that helps :)
there were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Hope this helps!
Thank you for offering Lisa! Sally has a closet full and it's overflowing into our office :) But thank you so much for offering to donate! We appreciate you!
I believe it's a 12" wreath. The small ones are 8". There are a total of 48 or 49 clothespins. There were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean.
Uxbridge Senior Center 3 weeks ago Hello!! Yes, there were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean. I believe it's a 12" wreath. The small ones are 8". There are a total of 48 or 49 clothespins. actually, the small 8" one takes 44 clothes pins. So the 12" must be double that. :)
Raffia. That's what that straw looking stuff is! 😊
Yes it is! Although, we like to come up with our own names for things :)
First time watching your channel. 💛🌻
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Very beautiful love it
Thank you!
That is so so beautiful 😍. I love it!! But painting them will
I love you wreath. .I used a pizza pan and my middle was a chalkboard, I just found it easier.All of the stuff i got from dollar tree but the chalkboard paint.
That is a really good idea! Thank you for sharing with us
Nice job
Thank you!
It was wonderful watching and listening to you both
Love the wreath!!!
Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed our video!
Thank you and you are very welcome! Our pleasure!
Very pretty!! Thank you for sharing
Thank you!
Be to much for me. Glad you can do that!! Ty sharing
Cute sunflower wreath 🌻
The straw is called “raffia”
You’re hilarious and fun to watch 😂
Thank you! Like we said, we are not professionals :) We just like to have fun and thank you for letting us now you enjoy watching!
It turned out beautiful 👏👍❤❤❤❤❤
Yes, it sure did! Hope you got to make one yourself!
I'd love to have a kit, you did such an amazing job for doing it for the 1st time!
Thank you! Unfortunately, we no longer have these available, but everything can be purchased at Dollar Tree :)
I love your idea.That is a beautiful wreath.I would add 🐝 to my.It would be for my Dad.Thank you for sharing and stay safe.God Bless You.MeMe
I love that idea of adding a bee! You stay safe as well.
Thank you for sharing!!! Love it!!!
You are welcome!
Looks nice.🌷
Thank you!
The name is Rafia....no twine....just happening to me OMG when I'm trying to buy it..I'm in love with that wreath looks so nice you doing great 👍💛.. thank you for your time and sharing ...
You are welcome and glad that you love the wreath! Hope you can make one as well :)
I add paint and water to a pan, mix well then add the clothespins. Depending on the paint mixture, I soak them various times until they are the color I want. Take them out and I clip them on a cooling rack on top of puppy pad. Saves so much time.
Very good advice! I will let Sally know!
@@uxbridgeseniorcenter7620 thanks for sharing
Really cute.
Thank you! 😊
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Spray paint works great too
Hmmm..that sounds like it would be so much quicker too! Good to know for future reference. Thank you!!
@@uxbridgeseniorcenter7620 your welcome
When you use the spray paint
How did you do it with the different colors
Hi! It’s called raffia. 😘
That's it!! Thank you! We sometimes forget :)
Beautiful. I'm not profesional too.
Thank you! 😊 We are not either, it's all for fun and entertainment!
We are just here for our seniors to feel engaged and have fun! :) Glad to hear that you are also a "Non Professional"!
Question those acrylic paint bate from Apple Barrel? Because maybe you could put the names with the number of item that each bottle have that's work perfectly. Anyway again I'm in love with these wreath you are so crafty.
This is beautiful. Can you tell me how many clothes pin di it take?
12" large one takes about 88 clothespins.
8" smaller frame takes about 44 clothespins
They are very beautiful and fun to make!
That turned out really beautiful. How many clothes pins did you use on it?
I believe it's a 12" wreath and it takes about 88 clothespins
Hello ... did you say you used 2 different yellows? How did you use them? I just see the one color. Sorry if I'm missing something obvious
Hello!! Yes, there were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean. Hopefully that helps :)
How did you dry the pin's? was it 1 side at a time? also were the pins put ôn the wreath. With wreath up side down?
Hi Betty! The pins were painted one side at a time with enough time in between for them to dry. You can actually put the pins either way, upside down or right side up. Each makes the wreath a little different so it would be your preference. I believe she puts them with the wreath right side up! Good luck :)
Look in dollar tree for the wreath frames. Also the grass thing is called raffia.
I tend to comment as I'm watching, then I realized you bought the wreath frame from DT. Sorry
That's ok Julie! :)
I just tried making this how many yellow tips with brown tails and brown tips with yellow tails.. mine didn't have that perfect part in between.. is this a 14"frame
12" large one takes about 88 clothespins.
8" smaller frame takes about 44 clothespins.
There were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean. Hopefully that helps :)
there were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown.
Hope this helps!
Wow this is viral!
I would love to donate some craft supplies
Thank you for offering Lisa! Sally has a closet full and it's overflowing into our office :) But thank you so much for offering to donate! We appreciate you!
@@uxbridgeseniorcenter7620 you're welcome!
how many clothespin did you used so i can try to make one??
I believe it's a 12" wreath. The small ones are 8". There are a total of 48 or 49 clothespins.
There were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean.
88 clothespins for the 12" one!
How many cloth pins did you use? Yellow & brown ?
I just counted 78 clothes pins. So you would just paint 39 of each :)
How many clothes pins and size of wreath frame
Uxbridge Senior Center
3 weeks ago
Hello!! Yes, there were 2 different yellows used. A light yellow and a darker one. With the clothes pins that have the brown tip - use the lighter yellow. For the clothespins with the yellow tip - you are using the darker yellow and the larger end is brown. Cue on on 1:51 & 2:11 and you will see what I mean. I believe it's a 12" wreath. The small ones are 8". There are a total of 48 or 49 clothespins. actually, the small 8" one takes 44 clothes pins. So the 12" must be double that. :)
Raffia
Thank you!
How much is the kits going to cost.
This should only cost you under $10 to make. Most supplies can be found at the Dollar Tree! We do not have any kits, as we made this last year. :)
What size is your wreath and how many clothes pins.
I believe it's a 12" wreath. The small ones are 8". There are a total of 48 or 49 clothespins.
actually, the small 8" one takes 44 clothes pins. So the 12" must be double that. :)