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Split Pea Wreath Pin

by Kelley Wilson Filed Under: Christmas, Holiday, Kids Crafts, Parenting 14 Comments

My sister gave me one of these split pea wreath pins a few years ago and I really love to wear it during the holidays. I was so sad when it broke so called her for the recipe. Seriously Christmas Gifts don't get any easier than this one and everyone I give them to loves them. I've handed them out to all our our specials teachers and admin staff. They loved them! They are an easy and fun Christmas Craft.
Make these cute wreath pins from glue and split peas. I made about 20 for under $10 perfect for teachers and friends! Great Christmas Craft

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The items you will need for this craft are:

1 Package Split Peas (this will make about 14-15 depending on the size you make your circles)
1 tube of school glue any will do as long as it dries clear, I prefer Elmers
Ribbon
Pin Backs
Red Nail Polish
Glue Gun
Wax Paper
Old Tupperware container
Plastic Spoon
Cookie Sheet

Make these cute wreath pins from glue and split peas. I made about 20 for under $10 perfect for teachers and friends! Great Christmas Craft

First place some wax paper on your cookie sheet. Take your glue and put it in the peas. Stir it till all the peas are coated in the glue,not swimming, but coated. Put a spoonful on your wax paper and using your hands make them into the shape of a wreath. Don't try to be perfect (I know it's hard!) Any stragglers you can pop off after they dry. 

Make these cute wreath pins from glue and split peas. I made about 20 for under $10 perfect for teachers and friends! Great Christmas Craft
 
Look at all those pretty peas! I love the color of these and the variance in the color is one of the things that makes them look so real. 
Let them dry for about 4 hours. They may still be a little sticky on the bottom but you can go ahead and do the next 2 steps at this point.
Make these cute wreath pins from glue and split peas. I made about 20 for under $10 perfect for teachers and friends! Great Christmas Craft
 
Get out that bottle of Red nail polish, you know the one it  was not quite your color, and put it to good use painting some of the peas to look like cranberries (don't worry you can cover up a boo boo with a bow) 
Split Pea Christmas Wreath Pin - Miss Information
 
Take your hot glue gun and put a dot of glue on the back of the ribbon and place it where you want it. You can position the ribbon at the bottom of the wreath or at the top depending on the way you like it.Make these cute wreath pins from glue and split peas. I made about 20 for under $10 perfect for teachers and friends! Great Christmas Craft
Once they are fully dry and you may need to turn them over to let the back dry a little more and you can hot glue your pin back on. That is it! They will be a little rubbery not hard as a rock. Now go get your peas and glue and get crafting!
Make these cute wreath pins from glue and split peas. I made about 20 for under $10 perfect for teachers and friends! Great Christmas Craft
 
 

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Comments

  1. Katie @ Clarks Condensed says

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    This is too cute!! I'm going to make one of these for my mom. She'd love it.
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    • Kelley Wilson says

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      Thanks Katie! They really are fun, fast and easy!
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  2. Cindy deRosier says

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    I'm the Editorial Assistant for Fun Family Crafts and I wanted to let you know that we have featured your brooch! You can see it here: http://funfamilycrafts.com/split-pea-wreath-pin/ If you have other kid-friendly craft tutorials, we'd love it if you would submit them. If you would like to display a featured button on your site, you can grab one from the right side bar of your post above. Thanks for a wonderful project idea!
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    • msinfoblog says

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      Thank you so much Cindy! I really appreciate it!
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  3. Food Done Light says

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    I absolutely, positively love that you made these out of dried peas! They are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing on Thursdays Treasures.
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  4. Lisa/Fresh Eggs Dail says

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    I just found you through Cheerios& Lattes. I LOVE this idea! How creative! am a new follower and would love for you to come share at my Farm Girl Blog Fest: <a href="http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/2012/12/farm-girl-blog-fest-13.htmlhttp://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/2012/12/farm... />LisaFresh Eggs Daily
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  5. Sheryl "Wildern says

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    What an adorable idea. I am going to make them to use "candle rings" for a pair of candlesticks I have on my kitchen island. With the peas, it's the perfect festive touch in my kitchen. Love it! Thanks for the inspiration! I'd love to have you stop by and share this one with my readers this Wednesday on my Wicked Good Wednesday Blog Party at www.wildernesswife.com
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  6. Diana - FreeStyleMam says

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    That is adorable! I was thinking you were crazy to glue all those little peas...but then I saw your trick! Great job! I'd love you to come link up at my Pin Me Linky Party.
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    • Diana - FreeStyleMam says

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      Thanks for linking up!
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  7. The Better Baker says

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    Just sooo sooo cute! I have never heard or read of such a thing....gonna try to make some before Christmas. Thanks - I love it!
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  8. ramsaygrace says

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    This is just the cutest thing ever! I LOVE it, I'm pinning it, I'm making it!! Thanks so much for sharing. :-)Trinity
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  9. Debbie @ MeandMyDIY says

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    These little split pea wreaths are just adorable! I've never seen them, but I could see a teacher wearing it with pride. And what a fun craft for the kids to help with...anything to get their hands a little messy, right? Thanks for sharing this sweet craft!Debbie
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