There’s something so charming about tiny yoyos—simple to make, wonderfully scrappy, and perfect for turning favourite Liberty prints into sweet little keepsakes. This Mini Yoyo Wreath is a delightful quick‑make that comes together from just a handful of fabric scraps and a few easy stitches. Whether you choose soft florals or festive reds and greens, it makes a lovely handmade gift for Mother’s Day, Christmas, or any occasion that calls for a thoughtful touch.
Materials List
Small Liberty fabric scraps (or any lightweight cotton)
Clover Yo‑Yo Maker (Small or Extra Small size)
Coordinating thread
Needle
Small embroidery scissors
Ribbon or twine for hanging
Felt bow for embellishing (optional)
Hot glue or craft glue (optional, for attaching bow)
- metal or wooden ring (approximately 4-5 inches in diameter)
I made 10 small yoyo’s using a Clover Yoyo Maker (size small – 30 mm) from a variety of Liberty prints in pinks, blues, and lilac. I love the yoyo maker – it gives a nice consistent result when making lots of yoyo’s and is really easy to use. Liberty Tana Lawn is perfect for making small yoyos as the fabric is really soft and gathers us beautifully.
How to Assemble Your Mini Yoyo Wreath
To turn your yoyos into a sweet little wreath, you can use a small metal ring or embroidery hoop—but a simple cardstock ring works beautifully too. I traced a 3.5‑inch circle onto card, cut it out, then removed the centre to leave a neat ⅜‑inch border. Because the yoyos are so lightweight, the card provides plenty of support. I tacked each yoyo in place with a few small stitches, then added a felt bow and a ribbon loop at the top for hanging. If you prefer a no‑sew finish, hot glue works just as well.
In the photo below you can just make out the cardboard ring under the yoyo’s, but it is not visible when it is hanging up. I made the felt bow using gorgeous 100% Merino Wool Felt.
This is a fun project to use your small Liberty scraps, or any other small scale printed cotton fabric.
Mini Yoyo Wreaths would look sweet hanging on a door or door handle. I plan to make some more in Christmas fabrics to decorate my home for the holidays.
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Your wreath is so pretty. I’ll be adding these to my to do list!
Thanks Christine – they are a fun project to make!
Love this! You’ve inspired me to give it a try. Yours is so pretty in those Liberty fabrics.
Mary
Thanks Mary – it was a great way to use some of my special Liberty scraps.
This is so cute – I might just have to make some!
Thanks Michelle – they are fun project to make and a great scrap buster!
Ooh! This looks so cute! I love it!
Thanks Monique – they are really fun to make!
How pretty this is! Lovely decoration for a sewing room or desk and of course in different colours for Christmas. I’ve a pack of Liberty patchwork pieces I’ve never wanted to cut into but this project might just be the one!!!
Thanks Ann – the Liberty lawn gathers up so sweetly in the little yoyo’s.
What a sweet idea! I lie the idea of Christmas ones too!
Thanks Suz! They would be sweet made up in Christmas fabrics.
What a delightful project! I love it! And perfect for that special fabric!!
This is a beautiful post!
Thanks so much Susie! Perfect for small Liberty “scraps”.
Hi there it’s Sue Flynn from California.I love this darling yo yo wreath.Must make some.I have 2 bedroom window valances made of scrap yo yos.I never get tired of them .Love hexies too