Floral Wreath - Shown in Fall Colors
I've wanted to make a wreath for the fall for quite a while now. This one was really easy to throw together with some cheap supplies. The most expensive part was the wreath, which I got at Michael's for $5. This is a quick and easy project.
Supplies:
Wreath form of your choice - I chose one made of natural materials, twigs and sticks.
Flowers and leaves in your choice of colors - You can use fall colors, or choose other colors to suit the season or your preference.
Hot Glue Gun
Ribbon in coordinating color
Needle & Thread to sew ends of ribbon together
Instructions:
I began with the leaves. The ones I purchased were on 2 strands. I wrapped them around the wreath, gluing every few inches as I went along and tucking the ends into the wreath and gluing them in really well.
I pulled just the heads of the flowers off of their stems and hot glued them as I liked them. I also pulled off the green leaves from the flowers and glued them under some of the flowers to bring a little brightness.
To hang the wreath, I took a long piece of lace ribbon and glued it in the center of a thick green ribbon. Then I sewed the ends together, because I didn't want to worry that the glue wouldn't hold the weight of the wreath.
Easy!
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