Go To Hobby Lobby
How to make the right wreath for the right Holiday. I pick one wreath for all the Holiday’s, you would just had to change the bow for the Holiday that is coming up. The wreath I pick to make and to show you how to make is the cotton wreath. First, you would have to go to Hobby Lobby. Why go to Hobby Lobby? Because it will have everything you need. So you wouldn’t have to go to four different stores. But you will have to get a glue gun, glue stick, hay wreath, tan ribbon and whatever color you need for the bow. Second, I would go to my farm across the street, to the cotton field. For anyone that doesn’t live on a farm you can always go on amazon or you can always go to a farm and ask if you could pick cotton or pay for some. But I would pick
the cotton, for a big cotton wreath you would need a half a trash bag full. Hints you would need to know while you’re getting the cotton you would want to make sure you get the cotton bulb that is completely bloomed. But then you would get a couple of blubs without the cotton in it. You will use a couple of the bulbs without cotton in it. You will place those bulbs every so often in the wreath. Third, you will get all of my supplies you got at Hobby Lobby, and the trash halfway full of cotton. First, you will have to get the tan ribbon and the hay wreath. You will wrap the hay wreath with the tan ribbon. Then, you can get started with gluing on the cotton. But while you’re doing this step make sure you put glue in the cotton so it will not fall out. When you get all the cotton on the wreath like you want it. Then the bulbs that I said before without the cotton in it. You will get them and you will glues them every so far apart around the wreath. Until you think it looks good. Finally, you can use the color ribbon you picked for the Holiday you decided to use the wreath for. Like I picked orange burlap ribbon for Halloween and Thanksgiving. But other Holidays like Christmas you can use a red burlap bow, and Easter you can use pink or baby blue. When you have place the bow on the bottom of the wreath. Then you have finished your wreath you can use all year long and for all the Holidays and invites you have com
the cotton, for a big cotton wreath you would need a half a trash bag full. Hints you would need to know while you’re getting the cotton you would want to make sure you get the cotton bulb that is completely bloomed. But then you would get a couple of blubs without the cotton in it. You will use a couple of the bulbs without cotton in it. You will place those bulbs every so often in the wreath. Third, you will get all of my supplies you got at Hobby Lobby, and the trash halfway full of cotton. First, you will have to get the tan ribbon and the hay wreath. You will wrap the hay wreath with the tan ribbon. Then, you can get started with gluing on the cotton. But while you’re doing this step make sure you put glue in the cotton so it will not fall out. When you get all the cotton on the wreath like you want it. Then the bulbs that I said before without the cotton in it. You will get them and you will glues them every so far apart around the wreath. Until you think it looks good. Finally, you can use the color ribbon you picked for the Holiday you decided to use the wreath for. Like I picked orange burlap ribbon for Halloween and Thanksgiving. But other Holidays like Christmas you can use a red burlap bow, and Easter you can use pink or baby blue. When you have place the bow on the bottom of the wreath. Then you have finished your wreath you can use all year long and for all the Holidays and invites you have com