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Yarn Wrapped Wire Words

April 15, 2023 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

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I’ve been wanting to make some yarn wrapped wire words for FOREVER! I saw one years ago which you can see here and which I saved on my “Handmade Ideas” Pinterest board (along with one thousand other things I want to make in this lifetime!). There are also these wire initials which use fabric scraps instead of yarn and which are also very yummy.

wrap yarn around craft wire to form a colorful script word or phrase

As you’ll see, my technique was wrap the wire first, then twist into the word. But you can also twist the word first and then wrap it in yarn for a more permanent word. My words can be untwisted and re-twisted into other words, and I kind of liked that idea.

Yarn used to wrap wire to make words.

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Supplies needed for Yarn Wrapped Wire Words

~ Paper covered craft wire

~ Yarn (I buy mine at craft stores)

~ Scissors

~ Mini glue gun

Twist paper covered craft wire to form a word and then wrap it with colorful wire

How to make Yarn Wrapped Wire Words

1. First, I twisted the wire into the two words to see how long each piece needed to be. Then I doubled each length to twist together to make a thicker wire.

Cover craft wire with yarn then twist into a word

2. Start wrapping the yarn around the wire. You don’t need to glue it down, just wrap around the ends.

3. When you get to end, use a dot of hot glue to finish off the end.

4. Twist each yarn wrapped wire into the words. It takes a little wiggling to make them flat, but you can figure it out!

wrap yarn around craft wire to form a colorful script word or phrase

Now I want to make so many more words: hello, explore, kind, brave, dream, love, hooray! Share any you make with me on Instagram!

xx Bar

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