It is a beautiful day and I am in the mood for a bright and cheery deco mesh Ladybug wreath! In today’s crafting adventure I will show you how to make a professional looking Ladybug wreath. The base is constructed with one roll of 10X10 inch mesh and the Cruffle method also called the Woodland Ruffle method. Let me show you how to make a deco mesh wreath, Ladybug style!!
How to Make a Working Wreath Frame for Beginners ~ Tips and Tricks in Wreath Making for Beginners
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Tools:
Glue gun & glue sticks, wire cutters, scissors, silicone spatula, ruler, floral wire, pipe cleaners, bow maker, clips
Materials:
Dollar Tree ~ 14 inch wreath form, 1 stem Daisy, small ladybugs
Craft outlet ~ 2.5 inch red ribbon, 2.5 inch Daisy ribbon, 1.5 inch yellow ribbon, 1.5 inch ladybug ribbon, 10X10 lime green poly deco mesh
Dollar General ~ metal ladybug
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