| Materials:
- Wire coat hanger
- 5" Bunny
- 9oz worsted weight yarn
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- 4 yards 2 1/2" wide ribbon
- Little eggs or other embellishments
1) Bend the coat hanger into a circle then
bend the hook into a loop as pictured.

2) Next, make some yarn bundles by wrapping
yarn around 3 of your fingers 30 times.
Cut the skein of yarn off the bundle.
Slide the bundle off your fingers. Tie a
12" piece of yarn securely around the center of
the bundle*. Keep the two long strings
attached.
3) Our wrath used 80 yarn bundles but this
will vary depending on the size of your coat
hanger and how full you make your wreath.
4) Securely tie each bundle to the coat
hanger with the two long strings then cut the
extra off after it is tied.
5) Slide the bundles close together.
Continue making and attaching the yarn bundles
until your wreath is good and full.
6) Make a bow with your ribbon and hot glue
it to your wreath as pictured.
7) Using hot glue, attach the bunny inside
the wreath and glue on your other
embellishments.
8) Use the loop at the top of the coat hanger
to hang up your wreath.
Hint: I wrapped several bundles and laid them
on the counter then tied them all at once.
It saves time to prepare 10 - 20 bundles before
tying them on to the wreath.
* To get a good tight knot, when you wrap the
yarn around tuck it under two times
before pulling tight and completing the knot.
Printable instructions.
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