How To Make A Geo Mesh Wreath For Valentines Day!
by
DoWitty
6 Materials
$30
1 Hour
Medium
Geo Mesh craft projects are quite the rage these days, and we thought we would make one for Valentines Day. Watch the video and read the step by step instructions to learn how we made this wreath.
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We recommend watching the video first, and then reading the step by step how to instructions below.
To create this project you will need: a heart shaped wreath frame, hot glue gun, 1 pair of scissors, 10 yards of red geo mesh, 1 yard of white geo mesh, heart shaped embellishments, 1/2" wide red ribbon, 1 1/4" wide polka dot ribbon.
Start by bunching your red geo mesh up in your hand and tying it down to each of the built in tie downs.
Puff the geo mesh up, and then bunch it in your hand like you did with the first tie down. Tie it down to the second tie down on the inner most part of the heart frame. Do this all the way around the frame.
Cut (6) 16" wide strips of the white geo mesh.
Take each of the 6 white geo mesh strips you just cut, and bunch one at a time in your hand. Tie them all down randomly around wreath so that it looks good to your eye.
Cut strips of the polka dot ribbon. Approximately 8" long.
Fold the ribbon in half lengthways and again in half width ways and cut the open ends of the ribbon at a 45 degree angle to give the ribbon that traditional finish.
Tie these ribbons down in to each of the places that you tied the white geo mesh.
Wrap the stick on all of the heart embellishments you used. Start with a dab of hot glue at the top of the stick, and wrap all the way down, finishing with a dab of glue at the bottom.
Put some hot glue on the back of the heart embellishments and place them two at a time on either side of the wreath.
Congratulations! You just made a beautiful geo mesh wreath for Valentines Day. Hang it on your door, or give it to a friend. Thanks for watching and reading, and be sure to follow us at the places listed below!
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