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Add a breath of fresh air to your home with a spring wreath. Hang it on your front door, over your fireplace or use it as a centerpiece. Create a wreath with your favorite spring flowers, and display it year after year. Add baby's breath and a ribbon bow, and your wreath will be a one-of-a-kind creation. However you choose to display your wreath, when your family and friends walk through your door, they will know that spring has arrived.
Wrap the metal ring with florist tape. Smooth the ends of the florist tape into place.
Secure the end of the florist wire to the wrapped metal ring. Set aside.
Trim your silk flowers and baby's breath to 6 inches in length.
Place two baby's breath stems on the metal ring. Spread the flowers out. Lay a spring flower on top of the baby's breath. Wrap the florist wire firmly around the stems and the metal ring.
Place a baby's breath stem and a spring flower on top of the wrapped stems. Arrange the baby's breath and flowers so they are not directly on top of the already-wrapped flowers.
Wire spring flowers and baby's breath around the rest of the metal ring. Hold your spring wreath up and check for evenness and symmetry.
Gently pull back the first group of baby's breath and flowers. Tuck in and wire the last group of flowers and baby's breath into place.
Cut the florist wire. Wrap the end of the florist wire firmly around the wire ring. Smooth the wire end into place.
Hold your wreath up and check for evenness.
Bend a 6-inch piece of wire into a loop. Attach the loop to the back of your wreath.
Wire a ribbon bow to your spring wreath.
Based in Florida, B. M. Hahn has been writing technology and library grants, school program descriptions and community education brochures for 9 years. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Technical Education and Industry Training from the University of Central Florida. Hahn holds certifications in Business and Media Education.
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