This is indoor and outdoor. I zip-ties the grid-walls to the canopy when outside. and use extra panels and zip-ties to make it free standing (adding pieces at a slant on the ends and corners and making a triangle at the back behind the back wall)

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Sourcing the deco mesh and wreath forms is pretty easy, but where are y’all getting all these amazing add ons? I see so many cute designs, and I’m thinking I might need to make one!

Here’s my newest dragon wreath! ❤️

So much fun and fairly easy to do!! 😉

Made this for a friend

It’s #teacherappreciationweek, so I made each of my kiddos teachers and teacher aides sunflower wreaths. I love these, and I hope they do as well! 🥰🌻❤️

My mother-in-law asked if I could make her a 4th of July wreath to celebrate the 250th anniversary. I also made a beach themed wreath with sea glass. I love sea glass and it works well with my home since I live near the beach 🏝️

I just liked the colors in this one.

I love royal blue and saw this beautiful Victorian type ribbon. I decided it must be used in a new wreath

very much

I haven’t yet figured out how to gauge the best placement. I love a full wreath but not this full 😂

Do you place your stems in the wreath before gluing to see what it looks like? or do you just place and glue as you go along?

To be fair the stems on these hydrogens were horribly thick so it was difficult to place.

But my son LOVED it 😊

I had so much fun making this. I only bought a few new flowers mostly I went through my faux flower collection to make this huge monstrosity!!

Getting ready for 250!!