Sentences with phrase «using floral wire»

For hanging my letters, I attached a sliver ring to the bow using floral wire.

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.

Attach the garland to the tree using floral wire, so it doesn't shift as you decorate.

The bow and faux foliage were also attached to the wreath using floral wire.

I am using floral wire to attach the pine cones to the wreath form.

I made another wreath by just tying the end of the burlap ribbon to the wreath form and it worked just as well, but I do have to say I prefer using the floral wire....

STEP 1: Clip small pieces of holly and attach them to your wreath using floral wire or a glue gun.

Find the thickest stem in one set of florals and attach the bottom stem of a second set to it using your floral wire.

Using floral wire, twist tie baby decorations, such as rattles, binkies, burp cloths, washcloths, baby socks and other necessities.

To form the chrysanthemums roll up all the strips and hold them together using floral wire.

Work your way around and secure the berries using floral wire.

Begin by measuring the head size and shape the crown using floral wire.

Use floral wire to wrap the stems of the larger flowers in place at the front and use smaller flowers for fillers.

Use floral wire to measure the circumference of your head and then loop the wire around 3 - 4 times.

Use your floral wire to secure them to the wreath.

I used some floral wire to add on the sled and white bow to the top of the wreath.

I just hot glued the ribbon to the kissing ball, but you can also use floral wire if you prefer.

To attach to a chair like mine that has an open frame back use floral wire.

I also use floral wire and wire the cones onto the wreath as i store my wreaths in a barn after Christmas and the hot glue wouldn't last and the cones would fall off.

Once in the position desired, use the floral wire to tie & hold shape in place.

Use floral wire to secure the two wreaths together.

I received the Kennedy Fir Wreath which comes pre lit, and I used some floral wire to attach some gold painted pine cones and an orange ribbon.

Not exact matches

Use floral tape to cover the wire.

TIP: If you don't have floral wire, you can use large metal paper clips.

I used 4 small grapevine wreaths -LRB-.99 cents at the craft store), 4 mini artificial wreaths (also from the craft store), and made one using a metal hoop with fresh eucalyptus, floral wire and Christmas bells.

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)

Last but not least use a piece of floral wire to create a hanger on the back of the wreath.

If you are using straw wreaths help the children attach their items with the floral wire.

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.

A little tip when creating arrangements is to use a little bit of floral wire to create a sort of cage.

I used 4 small grapevine wreaths -LRB-.99 cents at the craft store), 4 mini artificial wreaths (also from the craft store), and made one using a metal hoop with fresh eucalyptus, floral wire and Christmas bells.

What you'll need: hard boiled egg, leaf or flowering branch such as baby's breath or wax flower (I used boxwood), floral wire, scissors, sharpie

Layer fall floral pieces (deconstruct using wire cutters if needed) and feathers.

Using four lengths of floral wire, attach your foam wreath form to the bottom of your chandelier, and twist the wire to secure.

The tissue pom - poms were a DIY following Martha Stewart's tutorial (I used curling ribbon instead of floral wire).

Using floral stretch tape, wrap the tape around the stems while tugging slightly to stretch the tape and secure your small bunch of flowers to the wire.

Flower crowns were created using faux flowers and floral wire at the beginning of the party and after tea and cake decorating they ended with some coloring and a little dance party.

To secure the corn shocks to the columns, I simply used one piece of floral wire and twisted it around the stalk and column.

• To add volume use any remaining pine cones and hot glue them on top of any spaces you could not get to with your floral wire.

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

I used a piece of super-thin floral wire to tie it onto the greenery:

I used clear push pins to attach the floral wire to the wall.

I went back and forth trying to decide if I should use hot glue or the floral wire, in the end the wire won.

I attached each pennant using one of the mustache clips to some gold floral wire.

I used a 12 - inch floral wire wreath form and just under two rolls of cream - colored burlap ribbon that were each 4 ″ x 21 ′.

Use your hands to make a hole in the centre of the wreath and place the spool of floral wire in the centre (leave it there for now).

I used a thin floral wire to attach them to the hoop and that was it!

We love to use burlap ribbon and floral craft wire to create a bow for hanging.

6 — I used cranberries strung on a piece of floral wire for my pops of red inside the greenery.

I made two of them into a pumpkin using twine and floral wire.