How To Make A Turkey Mesh Wreath?

^Instructions

• With the wire wreath holding 18 ties in total, use three curls per twist tie. Cut twelve 10” strips of the Poly Burlap Mesh, Orange Mesh and Yellow Mesh. …
• Take a strip of 21” Poly Deco Mesh and fold each of them in half. …
• Take the three curls and add them to one of the twist ties on the top ring of the wreath, making sure they are tied in the middle of the …
Next, take three of the yellow 10” strips and curl each of them. Add the three curls to a twist tie next to the curls just placed in Step 3.
Repeat Steps 2 and 4 creating sets of 3 curls of the same color. Add the sets of curls to each twist tie until they are all full. …
Using the EZ Bow Maker, lay a zip tie vertically and take 2 pipe cleaners that have been tied together and lay it horizontally.
Take the 4” Blue Ribbon and make 8” loops, leaving a 10” tail. …
Start closing the zip tie in increments as you work to fluff out the ribbon, starting from the bottom and working your way to the top. …
If you have the turkey from the DecoExchange Turkey Kit, place the head of the turkey where you would like it to go at the top and tie the wires …
Next, place the bow in the middle and attach the two pipe cleaners to the frame.
Hang it up!

^{Method 1 of 3: Creating a Single Color Wreath}

1. Begin with pipe cleaners. Wrap several pipe cleaners around a metal wreath frame. …
2. Attach the deco mesh ribbon to the frame. Pinch one end of the ribbon together and fix it onto the wreath using one of the pipe cleaners.
3. Connect the ribbon to the next pipe cleaner. Gather 5 to 6 inches (13 to 15 cm) of ribbon with your hands, pinching off the length with your fingers.
Connect the ribbon to each pipe cleaner. Follow the same pattern to complete the wreath. …
Add a second layer. The wreath can be left as is, but if you want it to look fuller, attach a second layer of the same deco mesh ribbon …
Attach additional decorations. Depending on the occasion, you can attach small ornaments, feathers, fabric flowers, small flags, or a variety of other crafting decorations to the wreath.

Instructions

• Start with making the sunflower leaves. …
• Fold the two opposing corner points into the center and overlap ends just a little bit.
• Ruffle it to get a nice clean leaf.
• Use your pipe cleaners to attach to the wreath form and make your way all around the wreath form repeating this process.

^{Method 1 of 3: Creating a Single Color Wreath}

1. Begin with pipe cleaners. Wrap several pipe cleaners around a metal wreath frame. …
2. Attach the deco mesh ribbon to the frame. Pinch one end of the ribbon together and fix it onto the wreath using one of the pipe cleaners.
3. Connect the ribbon to the next pipe cleaner. Gather 5 to 6 inches (13 to 15 cm) of ribbon with your hands, pinching off the length with your fingers.
Connect the ribbon to each pipe cleaner. Follow the same pattern to complete the wreath. …
Add a second layer. The wreath can be left as is, but if you want it to look fuller, attach a second layer of the same deco mesh ribbon …
Attach additional decorations. Depending on the occasion, you can attach small ornaments, feathers, fabric flowers, small flags, or a variety of other crafting decorations to the wreath.

how to make a deco mesh wreath for valentine’s day

1. Begin by cutting pink burlap ribbon into 8, 12″ long pieces. Fold the ends together and then scrunch the center.
2. Push one pin into the center of the ribbon and press it into the wreath form. Repeat until you have eight pieces on the wreath form.
3. Cut the 1.5″ red ribbon with hearts on it into 8, 12″ long pieces. …
4. Cut 8 pieces of tulle 12″ in length.

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