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poinsettia wreath supplies
16-inch foam wreath form
Chenille poinsettias
(we used Cody Foster & Co.)
Cream grosgrain ribbon
Straight pins with
large red heads
Hot glue gun and glue
Wire cutters
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How to make poinsettia wreath
1 Wrap wreath form with ribbon,
overlapping edges. Secure ends with hot glue.
2 Cut poinsettia flower from
stem with wire cutters. To keep petals intact, put a drop of hot glue at
cut.
3 Push straight pin through front and center of poinsettia into the
wreath. Cover the entire wreath and adjust flowers for fullness.
4 Use hot
glue or pins to add ribbon for hanging on back of wreath.
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