5 steps to make Christmas wreath

5 steps to make Christmas wreath, Christmas is approaching, and what better way to get into the festive spirit than by making your own Christmas wreath. Use the greenery from your garden or visit your local florist to create a display decoration for your front door. Even better, shop for artificial foliage so that you can reuse your homemade wreath year after year!.
5 steps to make Christmas wreath, Follow our step-by-step guide on how to create a truly personalized Christmas wreath. Depending on your taste, you can make it as little or as expensive as you like.
What you will need:
• 12″ diameter frame – make one using copper wire
• scissors
• green garden twine
• Heel wires
• algae algae
• Leaves, herbs and berries (visit a florist or go to your garden and see what you can find, or go to a B&Q store and check out our seasonal plants)
• Christmas decorations

Read also 10 ways to decorate a Christmas tree

 

5 steps to make Christmas wreath

Step 1
Begin by wrapping a string around the top of the metal frame. Then get a handful of moss (make sure it’s a little damp – if it’s too flaky it may not hold its shape) and place it over the frame. Wrap twine around the moss to keep it in place. Keep doing this until the entire frame is covered, making sure to tightly and tightly the moss.

 

Step 2
Next, add the foliage of your choice, making sure they are facing one direction to achieve a rounded shape. Simply insert the tip of the separate pieces of foliage into the moss (cut the tip of the leaves at an oblique angle so it is easily inserted into the moss). Make sure not to cover the wreath completely as you will be adding other materials later.

 

Step 3
Once you’re happy with the way you’ve arranged the foliage – it’s time to add extras like thistles and berries. Don’t worry about filling the entire frame, the moss adds an extra element so it’s okay if you can see it peeking out from the back. Use any flowers, berries, or leaves you want – and you can design the wreath to match your color scheme.
If you have difficulty securing the cutting to the wreath, wrap a small wire around the stem and wrap it in the moss. Not forgetting to cut the stems at an angle so that it is easy to insert.

 

Step 4
Once the main body of the wreath is complete – you can add some additional embellishments such as cinnamon sticks, fir cones, burlap bows or some tree decorations. Make sure to attach it to a heel wire so that it is as secure as possible.

 

step 5
Time to hang the finished masterpiece for guests to enjoy. You can use one of the wreath hangers to hang from the top of the door, or alternatively, wrap some ribbon around the top and secure it to the door.

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