Bright Gerbera Wreath

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Bright Gerbera Wreath

Fresh and festive, this playful, paper-wrapped wreath brings a dash of summer sunshine to any room. Make it yourself in just a few easy steps!

Bright Gerbera Wreath

Materials:

  • STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam:
    • Wreath, 12" x 2" x 1" beveled
  • Silk daisies, six each: small white; assorted color medium and large gerbera
  • Decorative paper, 12" x 12" sheets, one each: pink; light pink; pink dot; green; green dot; orange
  • Green vellum, 12" x 12" sheet
  • Green floral wire
  • Floral T-pins
  • Pencil
  • Ruler
  • Paper trimmer or scissors
  • Wire cutters
  • Low-temp glue gun and glue sticks
  • Thick, white craft glue
  • Pattern

Instructions:

  1. Cut three 1-1/2" x 12" strips from each sheet of paper; cut each strip in half to create 36 six-inch strips.
     
  2. Beginning and ending at back of foam wreath, wrap and glue one paper strip around wreath; pin ends to secure. Continue adding paper strips until wreath is covered; alternate colors and overlap strips slightly, pinning at back until glue dries. When dry, remove pins.
     
  3. Use wire cutters to trim daisy stems to 3/4" length. Refer to photo and poke small holes into paper where daisies will be placed; use scissors tip or craft pin to poke holes. Apply glue to flower stems and insert into holes in wreath.
     
  4. Using pattern, cut six leaves from vellum; cut each leaf along slit on pattern. To form cup-shaped leaves, cross leaf ends over each other on either side of slit and glue to secure. Glue leaves in and around daisies as shown.
     
  5. Cut several 1/8" x 6" strips from assorted papers for tendrils; wrap tightly around pencil to curl. Glue tendrils in and around daisies and leaves.
     
  6. Cut two 1" x 7" strips from paper of choice for ribbons; cut each end at a slant. Glue ribbon ends to bottom back of wreath.
     
  7. Cut 4" length from wire; twist ends together to make loop. Glue wire ends into top back of wreath for hanger.

For pattern, click here.


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