Super easy, Julie. The one above is a medium-ish sized wreath and it took most of an entire thing of yarn (I used thicker stuff - the wrapping goes faster). On Thanksgiving I did two smaller wreaths and did them both with the same thing of yarn. It takes an hour or so to wrap depending on the size of the wreath and your yarn (I did this one while we watched a movie). Post a picture when you're done! Seriously - this craft is idiot proof (and fun)!
Oh, and I "like" doing the 30 Day Shred. It's only 20 minutes and kicks my behind. All you need is weights (I recommend 3lbs or less - I started off with 5lb weights and thought my arms were going to fall off) and an exercise mat. None of the moves are too hard to understand, and by the end of the workout, I'm tired.
There are 3 levels, so you gradually progress to harder stuff. I'm trying to do 30 days in a row (I got up to 22, then took a week off due to relatives visiting and then traveling for Thanksgiving), so I'm starting over again and am again challenged by Level 1. Shad says that he sees a difference, and I feel better. For $10, I think it's worth a shot! Maybe Netflix it?
I feel inspired to make one as well. How much yarn did it use? How long did it take to make it?
ReplyDeleteSuper easy, Julie. The one above is a medium-ish sized wreath and it took most of an entire thing of yarn (I used thicker stuff - the wrapping goes faster). On Thanksgiving I did two smaller wreaths and did them both with the same thing of yarn. It takes an hour or so to wrap depending on the size of the wreath and your yarn (I did this one while we watched a movie). Post a picture when you're done! Seriously - this craft is idiot proof (and fun)!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to make one!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I "like" doing the 30 Day Shred. It's only 20 minutes and kicks my behind. All you need is weights (I recommend 3lbs or less - I started off with 5lb weights and thought my arms were going to fall off) and an exercise mat. None of the moves are too hard to understand, and by the end of the workout, I'm tired.
There are 3 levels, so you gradually progress to harder stuff. I'm trying to do 30 days in a row (I got up to 22, then took a week off due to relatives visiting and then traveling for Thanksgiving), so I'm starting over again and am again challenged by Level 1. Shad says that he sees a difference, and I feel better. For $10, I think it's worth a shot! Maybe Netflix it?