Mini Wall Hangings

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Creating a beautiful life, one craft at a time!
There has been a weaving craze in my life and honestly, I don't see it ending anytime soon. On a road trip this past year, I packed some supplies and made these mini wall hangings. They are so easy to make and just when you think wall hangings couldn't get any better, here comes a little tiny one that can be placed anywhere!

Posted by Holly L. from Firestone, Colorado, United States • Published 13th February 2019 • See Holly L.'s 7 projects »

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Step 1
Wrap some chicken wire ribbon around a cake pop stick.
Step 2
Fold the bottom pieces of the chicken wire ribbon, so it doesn't poke you. Cut your yarn into equal lengths.
Step 3
Starting at the bottom of the ribbon, fold your yarn in half, wrap around the wire and pull through.
Step 4
Continue to work your way up to the cake pop stick.
Step 5
Cover the stick and trim if needed.
Step 6
Separate some of the yarn to add different textures.
Step 7
Trim the stick and add a piece of yarn for hanging.

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shelly.anderson.547 8th March 2019

Great project! Could also use a small stick or twig instead of cake pop stick for a rustic look.

Holly L. · Firestone, Colorado, US · 8 projects 21st March 2019

Yes, those are great ideas! I have a little antler ornament that's displayed in my bathroom and I always think about using that for a little weaving project.