Super Easy 10-Minute Yarn Flower Using Fork

A few weeks ago, I made a bunch of crafts that required lots of yarn, and I had so many leftovers that I don’t know what to do with them. I have a set of yarn with different pretty colors and it would be a waste not to use them, that’s why I went and look through the internet for some projects that I can try with yarn. I found this lovely idea by Crafts & Ribbon Art on YouTube which is super easy and quick to make, I won’t even have to worry about leftover supplies because this project only requires yarn and a fork.

Materials:

• Woolen yarn
• Embroidery needle
• Bead
• Fork

Directions:

Step 1

Grab a fork, then hold the end of the yarn on one side of the fork horizontally, pull the length of the yarn all the way to the other side, and continue wrapping it around 30 times. Make sure to keep the width at an inch so that it becomes bulky, then cut the yarn leaving a long excess tail, and insert the cut end into the needle. Insert the needle underneath the side, then make a loop, insert the needle in the loop, and pull it through to knot in place.

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Step 2

Lock the side once more, then pull the yarn over to the other side, and knot it the same way. Once locked and secured, cut off the excess tail leaving only a little bit poking out so you know which side to sew later, then set it aside, and make 4 more of this to complete the petals. After making the petals, insert a long yarn into the needle, then start sewing the petals together making sure to stitch on the part with the short tail, and sew a bead at the center.

*These amazing images are all credited to Crafts & Ribbon Art via YouTube. Check her other content and follow for more!

Super Easy 10-Minute Yarn Flower Using Fork