If you cover the wreath form with fabric first, then you will be able to tack a couple of stitches through the top loop of the ornament. While hot glue may be fine for some applications, if the ornaments are tacked down first, you can be assured that they will hold in the wind and in colder outdoor temperatures. Use a curved needle and strong thread. Picture below shows a curved (upholstery) needle.
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https://www.thehappierhomemaker.com/how-to-make-an-easy-diy-ornament-wreath/
Hi Rita, Here's a how to video that may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCLgoF31jTU
Have fun!
Here is a link to the directions to quickly and easily make an ornament wreath. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AXUA4a_1iSnGc9bb18F_lyJax0_iOuAgx0zugD-mdYL9zi3eIiAzEQo/
If you cover the wreath form with fabric first, then you will be able to tack a couple of stitches through the top loop of the ornament. While hot glue may be fine for some applications, if the ornaments are tacked down first, you can be assured that they will hold in the wind and in colder outdoor temperatures. Use a curved needle and strong thread. Picture below shows a curved (upholstery) needle.
Hi Rita, this should help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFVwVX6DXBU