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\"Novelty<\/p>\n

Have you ever succumbed to the siren’s song of novelty yarn? Today’s wreath project answers the age-old question “Now that I bought this novelty yarn that looked so cool in the store, what the heck will I do with it?” In an attempt to use the stuff in my stash, I created this Novelty Yarn Wreath, covered with plastic gemstones, and full of a kaleidoscope of jewel tone color.<\/p>\n

Wreath a Day #4: Novelty Yarn & Gemstone Wreath<\/h2>\n

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\"Novelty<\/p>\n

I originally gave this wreath two different names. The first was “Psychedelic Bling Wreath” because this wreath is so colorful and flashy, and the second was “Tween Dream” wreath, which I think is its rightful wreath name. I would have LOVED to have this wreath in my room or locker as a tweenager! My seven year-old claimed this wreath as soon as he saw it. It’s very colorful and fun in real life. Photos don’t really do it justice.<\/p>\n

\"Novelty<\/p>\n

I found this Bernat Boa yarn<\/a> in my Craft Hoarders Paradise (aka, my garage), and I knew I had to try to use it for a wreath. I’m just not sure what to use novelty yarn for in regular crochet projects! What do you use it for?<\/p>\n

This yarn is like a short, soft fringe with a very pretty colorway.<\/p>\n