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summer to fall sunflower transitional wreath
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Overlap gingham ribbon over burlap ribbon and make a multi-loop bow. Your bow should have approximately seven 5½" loops. TIP: To make a multi-loop bow, you’ll work with the ribbon while it’s still on its spool. Start by measuring out a tail that’s about 9" long, then follow these steps: - Make a loop with about 11" of ribbon. Pinch and twist the ribbon after the first loop and make a second loop that’s the same size on the other side of the pinched area. This will become the center of your bow.- As you work, keep the bow’s center pinched between your finger and thumb. This makes it easier to hold the bow together as you add loops on each side. - Continue making loops on either side of the center, alternating sides, until you have a total of seven loops. - Twist a chenille pipe cleaner around the center to fasten it and use the excess to attach to your wreath. - Shape each of the bow’s loops. - Cut the ribbon from its spool but leave another 9" tail. - Keep the bow’s tails long (about 8" - 9") but trim their ends at an angle to avoid any fraying. |
| Step 2 |
Cut apart the sunflower bush and place them around the wreath. |
| Step 3 |
Cut apart the blue snowball bush and use them to fill in around your wreath. |
| Step 4 |
Fill in areas as desired with the filler/greenery mixed bush. |
| Step 5 |
Accent with dried lotus pods as desired. |
| Step 6 |
| Once you are happy with the placement of each floral element, glue them all into place. Share your project photos with #MakeItWithMichaels |
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915464280You’ll Need: 1Item # 10203512$5.99- Color: Clear
- Size: 0.28" x 4"
- Count: 18
- Color: Clear
- Size: 0.28" x 4"
- Count: 18
- Color: Clear
- Size: 0.28" x 4"
- Count: 18
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990613439You’ll Need: 1Item # 10041125$1.99- Color: Beige
- Size: 6 mm
- Color: Beige
- Size: 6 mm
- Color: Beige
- Size: 6 mm
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Products
Products
- 1 - 1.5" Faux Burlap Wired Ribbon by Celebrate It® 360°™ (sku 10307506)
- 1 - 3/8" Gingham Ribbon by Celebrate It® 360™ (SKU 10510075)
| Step 1 |
Overlap gingham ribbon over burlap ribbon and make a multi-loop bow. Your bow should have approximately seven 5½" loops. TIP: To make a multi-loop bow, you’ll work with the ribbon while it’s still on its spool. Start by measuring out a tail that’s about 9" long, then follow these steps: - Make a loop with about 11" of ribbon. Pinch and twist the ribbon after the first loop and make a second loop that’s the same size on the other side of the pinched area. This will become the center of your bow.- As you work, keep the bow’s center pinched between your finger and thumb. This makes it easier to hold the bow together as you add loops on each side. - Continue making loops on either side of the center, alternating sides, until you have a total of seven loops. - Twist a chenille pipe cleaner around the center to fasten it and use the excess to attach to your wreath. - Shape each of the bow’s loops. - Cut the ribbon from its spool but leave another 9" tail. - Keep the bow’s tails long (about 8" - 9") but trim their ends at an angle to avoid any fraying. |
| Step 2 |
Cut apart the sunflower bush and place them around the wreath. |
| Step 3 |
Cut apart the blue snowball bush and use them to fill in around your wreath. |
| Step 4 |
Fill in areas as desired with the filler/greenery mixed bush. |
| Step 5 |
Accent with dried lotus pods as desired. |
| Step 6 |
| Once you are happy with the placement of each floral element, glue them all into place. Share your project photos with #MakeItWithMichaels |