Sentences with phrase «florist wire»

To add dimension, using the florist wire, I attached some clovers around the thumbtack ball.

To make this wreath I used: • an old picture frame • florist foam • craft glue • florist wire • fresh pine branches • pine cones and hemp twine for decoration, and 1.5 m wide ribbon and a large bamboo skewer to hang the wreath.

Step 2) Starting with the foliage, secure the leaves to the frame with florist wire adding leaf bunches at intervals around the frame.

Lay in the middle of a 20 cm length of florist wire.

The pinecones are wired together with florist wire and then tied to the greens.

Twigs / branches (10 or more) Pine Cones (various types) 14 ″ Embroidery Hoop Florist wire (26 gauge) Garden snips

To embellish the sprays, attach pine / spruce cones and clear beads with florist wire.

Richard Tuttle, 10th Wire Piece, 1972, florist wire, nails, and graphite, installation dimensions variable.

Richard Tuttle used florist wire for his sculptures.

Secure two Rosemary springs around a blue cloth napkin with green florist wire or bakers twine and the aroma alone will have your guests ready for a delicious spring dinner.

Thread the florist wire through the rope, and now you can bend the «stem» any way you like!

Not exact matches

Begin to wrap your petal around the wire stem and securing it into place with the florist tape.

Scissors, wire, masking tape, snippets of that flower - arranger's godsend, Oasis Foam, surround the base of the vase, the kind of work in progress you might find in the back room of a florist.

Wind around the pots some covered wreath wire, string or, for a bright touch, coloured wire, now widely available from good florist suppliers.

Using secateurs, clip a few herb cuttings, gather and tie together with some string or florist's wire.

Wrap long berry - laden vines two or three times around medium - size pumpkins, and secure the ends with florist's wire.

Start with a basic wreath form (either made from florist's foam or a plain grapevine wreath) and attach gourds, mini pumpkins and leaves using hot - glue or wire.

If flower stems are weak, attach florist's picks (a wood skewer with a wire attached) before inserting.

Tie a small bouquet of hydrangeas to the back of each chair, using a strand of florist's wire.

Shape florist's wire as desired; hot - glue to the twine balls.

Thread florist's wire onto a wreath frame and attach the gourds one by one until you're satisfied with the look, then hang.

To do this create a loop using florist's wire or strong twine and attach securely to the back of the foam wreath.

To complete the look, create a bow using two types of ribbon for added texture and secure into place at the bottom of the wreath using florist's wire.

Just create a delicate garland, like this one, by twisting a selection of leaves, ferns and seasonal flowers at intervals along a length of florist's wire, and hang it up to bring a springtime vibe to whatever space it's located in.