We made wire snowdrops. To make the flowers, cut a 30cm length of binding wire and make a loop halfway along it. Use jewellery pliers and your fingers to bend the loop into three petal shapes.

Make this eco-friendly wreath with our super easy step-by-step guide! ... – A collection of small pieces of fabric swatches. ... – An 18″ diameter wire wreath frame with four circular hoops.

Gather your supplies, such as small cutters, short lengths of wire, twine, ribbon or raffia, a glue gun with extra glue, gloves, a rag or old towel and a bucket of water to swish off dust or dirt ...

Step 2. Make sure your stems of foliage are cut to similar lengths – here, just under 20cm – and arrange them into mixed bundles (you’ll need 9 or 10 foliage bundles for a wreath of this size).

Step 2: Plan the placement of colors of mesh, and which colors you want next to each other. On a 24-inch frame, 10 yards of fabric should just cover two segments of the wreath for a lush look. If ...

FLOWERBX Founder Whitney Bromberg Hawkings shares her tips for making a stylish autumnal wreath. ... You will need a straw base, a reel of wire, and a pair of our FLOWERBX Floristry Scissors.

Although you can make a wreath from one type of sedum -- hens and chicks, ... No. 24 or No. 26 gauge paddle wire; Heavyweight picture-hanging wire; Small bag of potting soil; ...