DIY Yarn Carrot Cones
April 17, 2019
Easter is this Sunday... wow that came fast! 🐇
But it's not too late to whip out some cute little carrots!
I think these with the yellow ends were probably used to hold the thread for sergers.
First, I painted the cones with Cinnamon Apple orange paint so that any gaps between the strands of yarn wouldn't be noticeable.
Then I began wrapping the orange yard around and around. I started by putting a bead of glue around the bottom and starting the yarn there.
Here they are all covered with yarn. Now to make them look more like carrots!
For the carrot tops, I made some pom-poms with my Clover pom-pom maker. I used the large pom-pom maker for the larger carrots and the medium for the smaller carrot.
But it's not too late to whip out some cute little carrots!
DIY Yarn Carrot Cones
This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission which helps keep my blog up and running but it won't cost you a penny more)! Click here to read my full disclosure policy.
Supplies Needed
I was just positive that I had some cardboard cones in my craft room and I was ready to make these cute carrots when I found the orange and green yarns at the thrift store!- Cardboard Cones
- Orange Craft Paint
- Orange Yarn
- Green Yarn
- Green Rick-Rack
- Glue (I used Aleene's Tacky Glue)
- Clover Pom-Pom Maker (optional)
But when I got ready to make them I couldn't find those cones anywhere!! But my mom is like me and has almost every crafty thing known to man and she had some cones that she gave me!
I think these with the yellow ends were probably used to hold the thread for sergers.
First, I painted the cones with Cinnamon Apple orange paint so that any gaps between the strands of yarn wouldn't be noticeable.
Then I began wrapping the orange yard around and around. I started by putting a bead of glue around the bottom and starting the yarn there.
Once I got to the top of the cone I put the end of the yarn into the cone and coated the end of the cone with glue. It dries clear so while it looks kind of pre-school now it won't for long! 😂
Here they are all covered with yarn. Now to make them look more like carrots!
I used some green rick-rack trim around what is now the top edge of the carrot.
For the carrot tops, I made some pom-poms with my Clover pom-pom maker. I used the large pom-pom maker for the larger carrots and the medium for the smaller carrot.
I made a little yarn tassel and put the knotted end inside the cone and left the cut ends hanging out like roots!
PIN ME!
Posted by: Tania | Little Vintage Cottage
at April 17, 2019
Tag:
holiday seasonal
