Wow! What a great video!! No long explanations & finally, someone who knows how to use fast forward. Love how you showed exactly how & where to pull the burlap. Thank you. Can hardly wait to make it. 👍😃
Debbie Feeney thank you! What a compliment. That’s what I was going for. I always have a hard time listening to rambling and just want people to get to the point haha! Thanks again!
I have spent hours looking at various burlap wreaths and nothing caught my attention until I came across your wreath!!! It is beautiful! I love your method of using two rolls together. I'm headed to Hobby Lobby and/or Michaels for my burlap!. We have two double Front Doors and I think using your method is just perfect! Many thanks!
That is BY far the BEST tutorial I have EVER Seen! Thank you so much! You have just helped me overcome my fear of making these kinds of wreaths! Subscribed in a heartbeat!
Thisis a great tutorial I have a brain injury so I can watch this and slow the playback speed and I can follow it I'm really excited I'm going to try to make a wreath ruffle style
Wow!-This is the only video I've found that shows this technique w/2 rolls @ 1 time!! Great job!!👏 I'm brand new to this, but hopefully when I get a little better, I can do this method. 🤞Thanks for the video!!🙂👍
Thank you! It does take a little more attention to knowing where your edges of each ribbon are at all time. Other than that the process is just like using a single ribbon, just not as fast and full ☺️
Beautiful wreath. I found this method a little while back and it's the only one I use because that loop/bubble/pull through method gives me anxiety lol which is why I watched videos for MONTHS and never actually finished one until I found this. And to be honest I think the finished wreath using this method is so much prettier. I did a fall wreath this way last year for my mom, the only thing that was a little difficult was embellishing with ribbons. I couldn't find a good way to keep them from kind of sinking in between the ruffles lol. Maybe I used the wrong size/style of ribbon.
I must say that I thought this would be harder than it looked but was wrong. t was easy. The only thing I did different was I did tie my beginning and ending ends down with zip ties. Thanks for sharing.
Karen Manigault I know right. My 80 year old mom felt the same way but ended up making a beautiful wreath in just 15 minutes...and yes, it’s never a bad idea to secure it, especially when using a softer fabric or ribbon. I prefer using a large needle and string to secure it avoid scratching or marking up the door it hangs on, but whatever works best for you. Thank you 💗
No, thank you for sharing. This is a gift for my grown daughter. I will be putting Owls and tiny pine cones. I know she will love it. So thank you again
Jacqui Bishop I pulled it through so tight that it wouldn’t of come out by itself. But you can easily take wire or sew it onto the wire frame in a few areas using a needle and button thread or string 💕
Matthew Scruggs I don’t think I could stress enough that you have to constantly make sure the sides are pulled up even and it helps to make sure your rolls of burlap stay straight on the table to help keep them straight and it’s easier to pull through too. I’m sorry you’re having a difficult time. I wish I could help more 🤍
Katrina Evans great question. Yes, ribbon works too! Wire ribbon is a little harder to pull through at times, but it looks pretty. If it’s not as bulky as the burlap, you will end up needing more linear feet than what this call for. Also, you may want to stay away from mesh or any other fabric that is too translucent. It doesn’t end up looking very full, and with lighter fabric you can still see the wire frame when it’s done. Good luck, and have fun 💗
samantha elgin I’m so sorry, I just saw your comment! This was 18”, but I actually think it looks better on the 16” unless you’re going to embellish it a lot, then I would still do 18” to avoid it looking too small and cluttery...does that make sense?
Not So Shabby DIY's I think this is the best video ever!! I have watched it 100 times and still can’t figure out what you are doing with the end pieces of burlap when you first get started. Please help me. Xx
Prisci Bee I’m sorry, I just saw this. First off, thank you! You’re so sweet! Second, at the beginning there’s nothing special you need to do with the starting ends besides hold them in place until the section it packed snout to hold on its own. Does that answer your question? If you’re asking how it’s started, you line up the two strips of burlap side by side. Next take the two corners next to each other and slide them into the middle section of the frame. Pull the ribbon through to about half way. Take the two remaining corners and pull those through the remaining sections (each through the one that is closest to it). Now they should be lined up with the first two corners you pulled through at the beginning. There should be a part of the wire frame running up the center of both ribbons. Now start to gently pull the edges of the ribbon threw while doing your best to keep them even the entire on both sides. Let me know if that answers your question. Sometimes my own explanations confuse me. Haha
Karen Distefano I’ve tried a few different things. The only problem I found with mesh type fabrics in that the can snag and rip if you’re not really careful, but they look beautiful when they are finished. I hope this helps 💕
Connie Tucker I buy mine from Walmart or hobby lobby. the roll doesn’t have to be 30 feet but you’ll need enough rolls to add up to 30 feet. Just start each roll the same as the first and secure each start and ending with either wire or thick string.
Janki Shah great question! Not if you make sure to pack each section tight. If you are worried you didn’t get it tight enough and are wanting to secure it just in case, I would used a large needle and string. Flip it over so the back is facing up, run your needle and thread under one part of the wire frame and burlap each time. Take both ends of that sting and make a square knot. Then trim the string so they aren’t long enough to be visible while it’s hanging on the door. Do this in as many places you feel need it. Also, I wouldn’t use wire like a lot of tutorials say, it can scratch your door. I hope this helps.
Lisa Visone yes for this method you will need a four wire frame. And yes a 20 works but I usually use a wider ribbon only because I like a fuller look to my wreaths. If I plan on adding something like a witch sitting in the center, I’ll use a smaller width so there is room in the center of the wreath. It’s so great because you really can customize it however you prefer. Good luck, I’m sure it will turn out beautiful 💕
Kris Hilliard This one I made did not have wire. If you use a thinner ribbon it definitely looks better with wire. You will have to reshape the ruffles after storage since the wire bends easily.
Rene Hager sorry, it needs to be 30 “FEET” long. I realize there was an error on the video right after I downloaded it so I put the correction in the comments under the video. Sorry for all the confusion
Katrina Evans I don’t have a video on that, but it’s a great suggestion. I’ll consider that for an upcoming video :). Most heart shaped frames only have three wires. You could do the same process, but only doing the single line. You may even want to use two layers of burlap for a fuller ruffle. Just lay them directly on top of each other. There’s also more space between wires, so you would definitely want secure it at the beginning and the end. Depending on how loose it feels, you may even want to secure it every few inches. Hope that helps.
This is the first time I’ve seen a burlap wreath done this way and OMG this is so much easier thank you
That’s what I was thinking and beautiful what the heck
Its the best i have seen , not complicated and not a lot of talking THANK YOU.🌹🌹🌹
Nadia C thanks so much ❤️
Wow! What a great video!! No long explanations & finally, someone who knows how to use fast forward. Love how you showed exactly how & where to pull the burlap. Thank you. Can hardly wait to make it. 👍😃
Debbie Feeney thank you! What a compliment. That’s what I was going for. I always have a hard time listening to rambling and just want people to get to the point haha! Thanks again!
I have spent hours looking at various burlap wreaths and nothing caught my attention until I came across your wreath!!! It is beautiful! I love your method of using two rolls together. I'm headed to Hobby Lobby and/or Michaels for my burlap!. We have two double Front Doors and I think using your method is just perfect! Many thanks!
Linda Wright I love this! I’m so happy it inspired you. Thanks so much 💕
Wow! I love how you kept it nice and simple and straight to the point! My wreath came out great! Thank You!!!
Sheila Velez oh my gosh, thanks for such a sweet comment. 💕
This is the simplest ribbon wreath I've seen so far, thank you for posting.
I agree with all the other commentators, the best, most thorough video in such a short amount of time. THANK YOU!!!
Chantel Thompson you’re so kind to take the time to write such a thoughtful comment. Thank you so much! 💕
This is the best video I have seen on diy burlap wreath. Thank you for sharing. It was sweet and simple. Perfect.
Rosa Fuentes oh my goodness, thank you so much! You’re too kind ❤️
ROSA I AGREE TOTALLY ,I UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING SHE DID. GREAT VIDEO👍👍👍💙💛💚
Omg thank you so much. I can now make pretty burlap wreaths because of you. I just couldn't get the way other people were doing it.
La'Kesha Downing I’m so happy this helped
Me to La'Kesha old that cutting and gluing 🤦♀️
I agree with you Esther!!!!! Best, easiest and fastest one I've seen on CZcams yet! 👍
Elizabeth Hamilton haha, thanks! I guess our brains work the same :).
Wow it's amazing how fast and easy you can make a wreath look so beautiful!
One of the best tutorials I have seen...thank you!
Katrina Evans, thank you so much 💗
Thee BEST burlap video ever!
Thanks for sharing.
Simple. Quick. Beautiful.
Nikko Malone thank you! 💕
That is BY far the BEST tutorial I have EVER Seen! Thank you so much! You have just helped me overcome my fear of making these kinds of wreaths! Subscribed in a heartbeat!
Charlie M. Thank you so much! Another video is in the making ;)
I'm so glad I came across this video! So simple, elegant and beautiful!! I have to try this method 👍
Lilian Becerra wow! What a beautiful compliment! Thank you so much! 🤍
Tried it with the 15 in if no mistake, and I must say this is the BEST way for me!!! Thanks for the upload!!!!
Sabrina Williams thanks so much!
Just saw this today and WOW, I have been wasting my time! I will by trying this method as soon as I can! Thank-you for this video tutorial!
Linda Frasca thank you! I hope you love it. 💗
Absolutely genius. I might actually try a burlap wreath now!! Thank you. ❤️❤️
Lindsey Wallace thank you ☺️
That's super easy, I think the easiest I've seen up to now.
Thisis a great tutorial I have a brain injury so I can watch this and slow the playback speed and I can follow it I'm really excited I'm going to try to make a wreath ruffle style
Ive really been struggling never new it could be so easy! Thanks a bundle
Shacole Johnson I’m so glad liked it. It really is so simple.
WOW!!! YOU DO MAKE IT LOOK SUPER EASY!!! NOW, IF ONLY I CAN MANAGE TO DO IT!!! I THINK IT IS ABOUT THE EASIEST ONE I'VE WATCHED!!! TFS!!!
Gwen Nunley thanks so much!! It really is simple! ❤️
This video just gave me life! Cant wait to try this!!
Tiffany Mccampbell haha! Thank you! ❤️
Best burlap wreath video...thanks!!!
Kris Cooper thanks so much!!
I can’t wait to try this probably the easiest video I’ve found so far on CZcams thank you.
Dina Nassif it is SO easy...and thank you, your so sweet.
Incredibly simple and beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
A true, no tools required, easiest burlap wreath video ever
Wow that’s a profound explanation !!!
And thank u very very much for sharing an amazing tutorial !:) it’s a visual treat :) god bless you
Janki Shah thanks! You’re too kind! 💕
Finally! A tutorial I can understand and do! Thanks :)
precious207 That means so much to me, thank you.
Wow how easy you made that look! I'm gonna give it a go , thank you!
Shana banana thanks ❤️
Wow!-This is the only video I've found that shows this technique w/2 rolls @ 1 time!! Great job!!👏 I'm brand new to this, but hopefully when I get a little better, I can do this method. 🤞Thanks for the video!!🙂👍
Thank you! It does take a little more attention to knowing where your edges of each ribbon are at all time. Other than that the process is just like using a single ribbon, just not as fast and full ☺️
@@notsoshabbydiys9882 How many yards of burlap ribbon does this actually take? It said 30 inches
Thank you so much. This is beautiful and looks so easy. Great for any season.
Judy Morgan thank you ❤️
This is awesome using the 2 rolls! Thanks for sharing!!
I really like this!!!..u just inspired to make one for xmas with red and green glitter burlap...im going to dollar tree tomorrow after work
A S thank you! I’m sure it will turn out beautiful 💕
I love this diy burlap wreath because it looks easy to doing thank you
Great tutorial!! Such a great job!!
I love it. I made one for Halloween and another for Christmas. So easy and beautiful.
Thanks for keeping it simple
Love this technique! And its very pretty!
Cotton Candiee thank you!
I love it. Have to try to make one. Thanks!
Janis Ciofalo thank you!
Wow best one yet made to look so easy
EXCELLENT WAY TO MAKE THIS!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!
I love this method..so fast..so easy
Kathy Case thank you!
Beautiful wreath. I found this method a little while back and it's the only one I use because that loop/bubble/pull through method gives me anxiety lol which is why I watched videos for MONTHS and never actually finished one until I found this. And to be honest I think the finished wreath using this method is so much prettier. I did a fall wreath this way last year for my mom, the only thing that was a little difficult was embellishing with ribbons. I couldn't find a good way to keep them from kind of sinking in between the ruffles lol. Maybe I used the wrong size/style of ribbon.
Robin 😂.. yes, this way is so easy! No anxiety with this one! 😁
Thank you for this tutorial, easy and stress free, love it.🥰💖👍
My favorite part of this tutorial ( other than the technique of course) is that the view is from above! On top of my list it goes tomorrow!!
This was the easiest video ever thank you.
Shamell Taylor thanks!
So pretty! So easy! Thank you!
Love it. U have made it quick n simple
Beautiful wreath. Great video. Thank-you.
Nadine Benkosky thank you so much!
Very Beautiful. My kind of craft!!! Easy.
I love this.really easy.
Rosemarie Medrano thanks!
Just tried it.... super easy and came out very neat...
Thanks for the video😊👍👍👍
Sachin Jaitley thank you so much! I’m so happy you like it 🤍
Going to try easiest burlap I have seen
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
AMAZINGLY QUICK, SIMPLE AND BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you so much! I'm liking and sharing!! ;-)
Roslene West-Walton thank you so much!
Love that idea, thank you for sharing 🍂
Very nice video! Keep it up. Brilliant😍😍😍
Rup Handicraft thank you!
That is so cute!!
Thank you for your wonderful tutorial.
I must say that I thought this would be harder than it looked but was wrong. t was easy. The only thing I did different was I did tie my beginning and ending ends down with zip ties. Thanks for sharing.
Karen Manigault I know right. My 80 year old mom felt the same way but ended up making a beautiful wreath in just 15 minutes...and yes, it’s never a bad idea to secure it, especially when using a softer fabric or ribbon. I prefer using a large needle and string to secure it avoid scratching or marking up the door it hangs on, but whatever works best for you. Thank you 💗
No, thank you for sharing. This is a gift for my grown daughter. I will be putting Owls and tiny pine cones. I know she will love it. So thank you again
Thank You so much
Wow pretty cool, thank you for sharing!
Sonia Sia thank you!
SUPER EASY!!! THANKS, B/C THIS IS BETTER THAN DOING THE WIRE.
This is beautiful! Using your tutorial 2021 to make a custom The Nightmare Before Christmas wreath 🙂
The best! Thank you for share.
Nice and easy. TFS!
Tee Frazier thank you!
Just what I was looking for thank you!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH WILL TRY THIS SOMETHING SIMPLE. ❤😘
Super lindisima muy buenas indicaciones para hacerla gracias
Tania Angelica Higuera thank you!
You do t use anything to secure the mesh onto the wreath frame?
TFS..beautiful and simple..👍❤️
Sharon Vanderpool thank you!
You made this look absolutely easy.. but did you need anything to keep it from coming apart????
Jacqui Bishop I pulled it through so tight that it wouldn’t of come out by itself. But you can easily take wire or sew it onto the wire frame in a few areas using a needle and button thread or string 💕
Not So Shabby DIY's ..thanks!
This is Awesome
Victoria March thank you
Why can I not do this?? It looks easy but I can’t get past the first couple pulls before it’s a tangled mess.
Matthew Scruggs I don’t think I could stress enough that you have to constantly make sure the sides are pulled up even and it helps to make sure your rolls of burlap stay straight on the table to help keep them straight and it’s easier to pull through too. I’m sorry you’re having a difficult time. I wish I could help more 🤍
Me fascinó muy linda esa Corona...👍🥰😍
Instead of burlap, can I use wired ribbon or even mesh that is the same size (5.5 in)?
Katrina Evans great question. Yes, ribbon works too! Wire ribbon is a little harder to pull through at times, but it looks pretty. If it’s not as bulky as the burlap, you will end up needing more linear feet than what this call for. Also, you may want to stay away from mesh or any other fabric that is too translucent. It doesn’t end up looking very full, and with lighter fabric you can still see the wire frame when it’s done.
Good luck, and have fun 💗
Thank you for sharing!!!
Hey all, I just noticed there is an error on the video. It's not 30in of burlap it is 30ft 😉💗
is that a 14 inch wreath frame you using in the video or is it bigger then 14 inch
samantha elgin it said 18” in the start of video
samantha elgin I’m so sorry, I just saw your comment! This was 18”, but I actually think it looks better on the 16” unless you’re going to embellish it a lot, then I would still do 18” to avoid it looking too small and cluttery...does that make sense?
Not So Shabby DIY's I think this is the best video ever!! I have watched it 100 times and still can’t figure out what you are doing with the end pieces of burlap when you first get started. Please help me. Xx
Prisci Bee I’m sorry, I just saw this. First off, thank you! You’re so sweet! Second, at the beginning there’s nothing special you need to do with the starting ends besides hold them in place until the section it packed snout to hold on its own. Does that answer your question? If you’re asking how it’s started, you line up the two strips of burlap side by side. Next take the two corners next to each other and slide them into the middle section of the frame. Pull the ribbon through to about half way. Take the two remaining corners and pull those through the remaining sections (each through the one that is closest to it). Now they should be lined up with the first two corners you pulled through at the beginning. There should be a part of the wire frame running up the center of both ribbons. Now start to gently pull the edges of the ribbon threw while doing your best to keep them even the entire on both sides.
Let me know if that answers your question. Sometimes my own explanations confuse me. Haha
Love it
Carmen Mayor thanks so much!
I love it
May Hassan thank you! 💕
Love it have all the stuff
Love it and fast to make
Kathy Jones thank you! :)
Ever try this with mesh? Just wondering.
Karen Distefano I’ve tried a few different things. The only problem I found with mesh type fabrics in that the can snag and rip if you’re not really careful, but they look beautiful when they are finished. I hope this helps 💕
Love it and very easy
Elizabeth Miranda thank you ♥️
Where can I purchase the 5.5 inch x 30 inch rolls of burlap? Can't seem to find that size online.
Walmart carries that size it's 3.47 a roll but only available in store.
Connie Tucker I buy mine from Walmart or hobby lobby. the roll doesn’t have to be 30 feet but you’ll need enough rolls to add up to 30 feet. Just start each roll the same as the first and secure each start and ending with either wire or thick string.
impressive
Fantastic!!
Shelby B thank you 💕
If I wanted to add embellishments and ribbons what would be the best way to do this
Amanda Shroyer I use a craft wire. It slides through the burlap easily to attach to the wire frame.
Love it i gots to try this
Royalty Patterson thanks :)
Hi won’t the initial part fall off if its not tied down ?
Janki Shah great question! Not if you make sure to pack each section tight. If you are worried you didn’t get it tight enough and are wanting to secure it just in case, I would used a large needle and string. Flip it over so the back is facing up, run your needle and thread under one part of the wire frame and burlap each time. Take both ends of that sting and make a square knot. Then trim the string so they aren’t long enough to be visible while it’s hanging on the door. Do this in as many places you feel need it.
Also, I wouldn’t use wire like a lot of tutorials say, it can scratch your door. I hope this helps.
Love❣️ TFS ❣️
Mary A. Thank you 💕
Thank you!
Love this look. I will need to try it. Was that a four wire frame that needs to be used? Can I use a 20” wire wreath form?
Lisa Visone yes for this method you will need a four wire frame. And yes a 20 works but I usually use a wider ribbon only because I like a fuller look to my wreaths. If I plan on adding something like a witch sitting in the center, I’ll use a smaller width so there is room in the center of the wreath. It’s so great because you really can customize it however you prefer. Good luck, I’m sure it will turn out beautiful 💕
@@notsoshabbydiys9882 HI! I ended up buying 6" burlap ribbon. I hope that will give me the looking I am after. I like it full.
What size is this ribbon
Will this work with two different colors of burlap?
Tameka Robinson of course! Experiment and have fun.
❤❤
Wired or unwired burlap?
Kris Hilliard This one I made did not have wire. If you use a thinner ribbon it definitely looks better with wire. You will have to reshape the ruffles after storage since the wire bends easily.
@@notsoshabbydiys9882 thank you.
Thank you soooo much. Where did you get the burlap?
shaune parker I’ve bought it from Hobby Lobby and Walmart.
I think my burlap is to thick. 2- 5.5" x 30 inches only covers 1/4 of my wreath
Rene Hager sorry, it needs to be 30 “FEET” long. I realize there was an error on the video right after I downloaded it so I put the correction in the comments under the video. Sorry for all the confusion
How do you do this with a heart wire frame? Any videos?
Katrina Evans I don’t have a video on that, but it’s a great suggestion. I’ll consider that for an upcoming video :).
Most heart shaped frames only have three wires. You could do the same process, but only doing the single line. You may even want to use two layers of burlap for a fuller ruffle. Just lay them directly on top of each other. There’s also more space between wires, so you would definitely want secure it at the beginning and the end. Depending on how loose it feels, you may even want to secure it every few inches. Hope that helps.