find the link to one of your wreaths but can't seem to find it. When I click on the picture it just enlarges it.

beginner, a few things. Like - when you hand was the finished project to get out any dirt and/or body oils from your hands, to use a mild soap (Dove, or a baby soap ) and NEVER use Woollite as it will make the colors run. Also she said to roll it ( flat ) in a towel to dry it. You may have to use more than one towel depending on the size. Then lay flat, face down on a towel, so the beads won't melt and the threads aren't crushed. Then iron it gently to remove wrinkles. Also, I agree with Evelyn about the framing ! Having it done IS very expensive even with big discounts like Michaels has, as I just found out. Hope this helped some !

says full sun it doesn't apply to full sun in TEXAS. I had planted it on the NW side of my house & it was shriveling up. So I move it to the east side and it started to pick up, but I guess our Texas heat ,especially the last 2 years does not do well for the Japanese Maples. And now I am left with hoping my Magnolia will make it. You have gorgeous trees ! And of course the nursery helps too !