Sentences with phrase «floral tape»

Starting at the top center, securely attach your baby's breath bundle to the wire form by wrapping with floral tape.

The back of the wooden wreath is wrapped in floral tape to prevent any scratching of surfaces.

Begin wrapping the stems in the brown floral tape, from the top all the way down to the bottom.

I think a person could attach a pen to the bottom with floral tape or duct tape to display / use at doctor's offices, etc..

But I just picked up some wire and floral tape from the craft store and a few bouquets at Trader Joe's and pieced it all together!

While the pot dries, use the green floral tape to attach the succulents to the pen.

Tools and Materials: white crepe paper yellow stamen white floral tape green wire stems scissors pen magnolia branches floral wire

Next, take a piece of floral tape and wrap it around the wires to prevent them from causing any discomfort (i.e. poking you in the head) 4.

Here, white roses, dusty miller and berries are attached to hoops with floral wire and hot pink floral tape.

A South Dakota teacher uses floral tape to attach large silk flowers to the tops of the pens and pencils she keeps for student use — turning the writing tools into hard - to - forget flowers.

To make the mini bundles, snip the tops of baby's breath and gather them together (they are like little boutonnieres), then wrap with floral tape.

With the white floral tape, wrap the 3 - star embellishment up and down to the flag with the bow facing outward.

To get started you'll need orange tissue paper, green floral tape, scissors, and whatever tricks or treats you plan to fill your goodie bags with.

, you could just leave the stem of the flower on the outside of the pen and wrap it up with the floral tape.

Then I used a tiny bit of hot glue to keep the floral tape from coming loose.

I used hot glue to seal the flower insided the pen body and wrapped the floral tape up from the pen tip to the flower.

What You'll Need: grapevine wreath, peony flowers (faux), magnolia flowers (faux, I found these at TJMaxx), pussy willow branches (I used real, faux would work too), a good pair of scissors, floral tape, floral wire, ribbon (not pictured)

All you need is some floral wire and floral tape to complete this useful floral arrangement.

To attach the gardenia and baby's breath to the crown, make sure the flower stems are at least 3 inches long (you can cut off excess stems with scissors or wire cutters), and, using floral tape, tape the stem to the crown.

Once you have your greenery, you'll tape it to the crown with your floral tape.

Due to the diameter of the bud being much wider than the stem, you'll want to use some tissue paper or something similar to fill in the gap a bit as you wrap it with your floral tape.

If the succulent is moving around too much (one of mine was missing a stem completely), just add a little hot glue to the stem and hold it against the pen until it dries, then wrap with floral tape.

Bunch a few of your flowers together, cut them down to desired mini length, and tie them all together with a rubber band or floral tape.

Rip off the floral tape and push it down so it sticks.

Create a trio of buds and tape them together with the floral tape.

Here are the supplies you will need: 1) floral wire 2) wire stem (if you don't have this, you can always make a stem with the floral wire3) floral tape (alternatively, you can also cut strips of crepe paper and use some glue) 4) crepe paper — I used 180 gm Italian crepe paper.

Forget - Me - Nots Use floral tape to attach large silk flowers to the tops of the pens and pencils you keep available for student use.

Trim material and arrange bouquets, wreaths, terrariums, and other items using trimmers, shapers, wire, pins, floral tape, foam, and other materials

I bought a pack of 8 sheets of tissue paper for $ 1.99, and had the floral tape on hand, so I was able to make 18 pumpkin pouches for $ 1.99 plus the price of the treats I used to fill them.

Start winding the floral tape around the paper stem, starting from the bottom of the stem and working your way up.

My paper stem was too long, so after a few wraps of the floral tape, I snipped off the top of the paper then finished my floral tape stem.

Wrap the floral tape around the stem to secure it and continue your way around the entire shower curtain ring.

Throw in a $ 1 set of flowers on sale at Michaels and some floral tape leftover from another project and I have a cheap napkin ring with plenty of leftover supplies for another month.

* The heart topiary was a DIY project using a cheap topiary from Wal - Mart, a leafy garland from Hobby Lobby, floral tape, floral wire, and a thrift store pot

I'll also wrap up some floral tape, wire and clippers to go along with it.

You can see that I strategically placed blossoms over the floral tape, and Voila!!

To attach each flower to the crown, make sure the flower stems are at least 3 inches long (you can cut off excess stems with scissors or wire cutters), and, using floral wire or floral tape, secure the stem to the crown.