What happens when you mix wine, a hot glue gun, and felt together


The gal behind this hot glue gun is Sarah, a Berry with DIY talent, who submitted these photos to us. She proves that you don’t have to drop a boatload of money to buy an ugly Christmas sweater. Use your creativity, grab some material, and let your imagination go wild!










source:theberry.com    Posted By: Megan Resig

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