GINGERBREAD WREATHS FULL

Any of the picks can be easily attached, just secure them to the Work Wreath Frame. This finishes the basic wreath.now on to the embellishments! We'll show you some additional images with different ways of embellishing your wreath. I'm sure you've heard us say before.we re-use the products that we show in our tutorials for other projects, so we didn't cut the Cotton Candy Roping for our project. We used the entire roll of 25 feet, but you probably wouldn't have to. Since it's wired you can adjust the shape after it's on the wreath also. Just attach one of the roping and let it sort of meander around the wreath, attaching it in a twist here and there.not every twist. We also added some 1.5' Cross Royal Burlap ribbon (which is actually Polyester, not burlap).Ĭotton Candy Roping is a fun, messy product to use))) It is wired, lumpy and knotty and it gives a neat different texture to your project. We started out with 4' Red Burlap Ribbon and 1.5' Natural Burlap Ribbon.

Next we added ribbons strips of about 14'. In the end, it's not even noticeable that we didn't have Faux Burlap poufs on the outer ring too. We took the remnants that we had and created 10' ruffles and added them to the outer ring of twists just to pull it all together.

GINGERBREAD WREATHS FULL

Open the next twist, secure the Faux Burlap and continue working around the inner ring.Ī full roll would be enough to go around the inner ring and outer ring but we didn't do that since we only had a piece of the roll. You can measure 14' or just lay the material on top of your cream pouf and make sure it is about the same size - not too tight or too loose. Just open a twist and secure the end of the Faux Burlap. We started with just a partial roll of the Faux Burlap so we just went around the inner loops creating poufs the same as we did with the Two Tone Cream Deco Poly Mesh.

Gingerbread wreaths