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Supplies used for this wreath:1 10 inch box wire wreath frameRotary cutterCutting matPipe cleanersPlastic canvas - can use pipe cleaners or zip ties to attachFelt and zip ties to cover the back (optional but recommended)I use 10 inch mesh for the outer leaves to reduce fraying so 1 roll of lavender in 10 inch.1 21 inch roll purple1 21 inch roll white1 21 inch lavender for inner petals (or another 10 inch if you don't think you'd use the leftover, that's up to you)1 21 inch roll of yellowI cut the 21 inch mesh 10 inches long, then flip it sideways and cut it in half at the 10.5 inch mark. The half of a inch won't make a difference when folding the petals. Getting the 21 inch rolls will save a few dollars on the project.Outer ring: not used2nd ring in: 30 petals (purple/white) plus 30 leaves attached3rd ring in: 25 petals (purple/white)Center ring: 14 petals (lavender/white)Center of frame: 13 petals on plastic grid (yellow/yellow)The finished wreath will be approximately 26 inches in diameter.This wreath is more time consuming and tedious than hard. Even I will usually try to break up making it into more than one sitting because it can get tiring. The end result is something very beautiful and different, but it is a lot of work! They take me about 8 hours to make.The video in this post shows step by step how to make this wreath.
I made this quick DIY Raffia Wreath last week. It was easy, fun and inexpensive to make. Here is how I did it.
If you're like me and walked past this Dollar Tree egg wreath form a bunch of times, never fear! Pick it up while you still can because there are easy DIYs you can make such as this "Happy Easter" wreath.
This deco mesh ruffle wreath tutorial video with 10 inch mesh shows how to make a mesh peacock wreath with ribbon. This is a very easy DIY deco mesh wreath to make - great for beginners!Supplies used for this wreath:1 Dollar Tree 14 inch wire wreath form3 colors of 10 inch by 10 yard mesh - 8 pieces of each for a total of 24, all cut 10 inches x10 inches.Wired Ribbon - 2 different ones, and a deco mesh ribbon - all 2 1/2 inches wide. I used 36 pieces, 12 of each, all cut 14 inches long. 3 pieces for each bundle, 12 bundles total.Pipe CleanersScissorsRotary Cutter and MatAll mesh from craftoutlet.comGreen deco mesh ribbon link:https://www.craftoutlet.com/25-poly-deco-mesh-ribbon-metallic-apple-mossPeacock ribbon link:https://www.papermart.com/p/multi-peacock-sparkle-sheer-ribbon/86498
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I have several hanging wooden "decorations/wreaths" that I want to use for the upcoming holidays. When the wind blows they move and bang on my door. Any suggestions?
I want to make a wreath using faux flowers for my mothers grave. How do I weatherize it to withstand Indiana weather?
I love the look of a wreath on a front door. Unfortunately the wind that hits the front of my house plays havoc with anything I hang on the door. Any ideas?
Hey Hometalkers!I live in a railroad-style apt in NYC, which technically has 2 front doors: one that we use, in the kitchen/living room, and one in the bedroom. How can I cover it up without making my bedroom look like a college dorm room (aka posters or hippie tapestry)?
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