Over the past few months, you will have seen several WIP photos of my potential wedding yarn bouquet on the Instagram feed.
Totally unsure of what I was doing, and winging it the entire way, it worked out exceptionally well! And the FO flew all the way to Italy with us for the big day.
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The yarn bouquet was made from polyester balls wrapped in yarn, florists wire, scrap quilters wadding, some knitting and crochet, lots of beads, and a lifesaving hot glue gun. Once I had the hang of what I was aiming for, it started coming together quite nicely. But for several weeks things weren’t even looking like a bouquet!
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The wiring on the underside was covered by the quilter’s wadding, and then two circular layers of knitting. Just to make it prettier. The first is a segmented circle of lace with a beaded edging. Then the second is a gorgeous lace doily with a leaf pattern.
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And because the handle was set at an angle to the yarn bouquet’s domed shape, photos were easily taken from a multitude of angles.
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The bouquet received numerous compliments on the day, and it was a delight (mostly) to make. And as this is not going to bio-degrade any time soon, the bouquet can be placed in our home for many years of happy memories to come.
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