Buy a wire wreath form and then use fine wire to wire small sections of pine branches to the wire-working from the outside in--overlapping as you go. You can hot glue pinecones or wire them in.
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Buy a wire wreath form and then use fine wire to wire small sections of pine branches to the wire-working from the outside in--overlapping as you go. You can hot glue pinecones or wire them in.
I make mine by tying my greenery in bunches first a bit like they have in this tutorial - I find it works really well
https://wholefully.com/make-fresh-greenery-wreath/
Gk is right. You could also add berries, ormaments or artificial flowers. You could spay artificial snow or spray glue and sprinkle glitter on it.
My friend Patti has a great example in her new eBook here.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/HearthandVineShop
Here are several fall wreaths I have made that include all of the step by step directions: https://celebrateanddecorate.com/?s=fall+wreath