What is the best way to adhere Spanish Moss to a circular foam ring?
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White craft glue or a hot glue gun. Apply the white glue to both the styrofoam and the moss. Hot glue goes on the moss-- you'll melt the styrofoam if you apply it directly.
use hair pins.. check with stores that have faux flower sections.
Thank you. Are "hair pins" much different that the pins I already have, which are shaped like an upside down "U"?
I would use plain white school glue. You can paint it on. Just pour some in a small dish, and paint on about 3" ahead, add the moss, then paint another few inches ahead.
Thanks! Sounds a lot less messy.