You can buy miniature nativity scenes or even nativity ornaments and place them on an evergreen or faux evergreen wreath. Add some color or even a star and you will have a beautiful wreath. What a great idea you have! You may want a colored bow added of red or plaid for color too. You can add as many or as few as you like (camels, sheep, shepherds, etc. ) to fill in a large one. Hope you do this, it sounds like fun! I would wire them to the wreath if they do not have a ribbon or string for hanging on the tree (as an ornament). Floral wire is about the best you can find for miniature projects such as this.
You would need a miniature nativity scene and then secure it to any wreath. Some use Christmas balls, others pine bow types. E6000 might not hold it on, but some long staples or hooks such as they sell where the decorations are sold could be used to secure them on. Hope this helps
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Nativitg christmas wreath
I just did a stencil sign and will have it on my blog next week. Was such a fun project and I plan to add a garland around it.
You can buy miniature nativity scenes or even nativity ornaments and place them on an evergreen or faux evergreen wreath. Add some color or even a star and you will have a beautiful wreath. What a great idea you have! You may want a colored bow added of red or plaid for color too. You can add as many or as few as you like (camels, sheep, shepherds, etc. ) to fill in a large one. Hope you do this, it sounds like fun! I would wire them to the wreath if they do not have a ribbon or string for hanging on the tree (as an ornament). Floral wire is about the best you can find for miniature projects such as this.
I would use hot glue to attach the pieces to your wreath. It sounds lovely!
You would need a miniature nativity scene and then secure it to any wreath. Some use Christmas balls, others pine bow types. E6000 might not hold it on, but some long staples or hooks such as they sell where the decorations are sold could be used to secure them on. Hope this helps
Here is a video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=p6GAkFBq3FE