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Free Craft Pattern
Ribbon-Trimmed Vase
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Lion Brand® Incredible
Pattern #: BK4K0512011 |
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SKILL LEVEL: Beginner
SIZE: Varies
PUBLISHED IN: By Kids, For Kids
CORRECTIONS: None
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520-208 Incredible Yarn: Copper Penny
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1 ball |
$5.99 |
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| • | Additional Materials
Small glass vase or bottle
Hot glue / glue gun
Found materials for decoration (we used sea shells we'd found on
vacation and tiny seed pods we found on a walk around the
neighborhood and spray-painted gold!)
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Ribbon-Trimmed Vase
Lion Brand® Incredible
GAUGE: Exact gauge is not important to this project
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VASE
| Get an attractive empty bottle or small vase. In our
example, we used an empty vitamin bottle and a couple of
vases that we got from the dollar store.
Tie a piece of the Incredible ribbon yarn around the
neck, leaving a tail of about 12 inches [30.5 cm] |
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| Tie two other pieces of ribbon around the neck and space
them so that there are three evenly-positioned groups of
ribbon. You can use about any kind of yarn you want --
or even more than one yarn! In one of our examples, we
used Trellis yarn as well as Incredible. |
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| Using the hot melt glue, position one or more of your
decorative items over the knot on the neck and glue in
place.
Put a dab of hot glue on the side of the vase and
position two strands of yarn over it so that they cross. |
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| Using the hot melt glue, position more of your decorative
items where the ribbons cross and |
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Stand the vase up and tie off the ribbon below
the point where it is secured with the glue.
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Fill the vase with a pretty flower arrangement.
Use your imagination! Putting leaves in an arrangement
fills it out and makes it look pretty. You can also put
items in the vase with the flowers -- we used some of our extra
shells in the blue vase as filler to hid the flower stems; in
the vase with the yellow flowers, we put some red berries from
the holly tree in the yard.
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