How to Make a Roses and Mushroom Wreath
Getting out and about in nature is the perfect way to inspire your spring wreath. Inspired by a woodland walk, we've selected these stunning mushroom picks to create a fresh, new wreath to bring a little spring into the home. We've even added mini roses to finish it off.
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How to make
Empty the packets of Rose head's to one side, both pink and cream. Look to see if they all have a stem.
With each rose, use the wire stem to pierce through the wreath frame.
Once through, turn over your frame and anchor the remainder of the wire back into the frame to secure it to the base.
Continue with the rest of the roses.
Once covered you can turn on the glue gun ready for the next stage.
With the curly moss, pull apart small sections. Place that small piece to an area that is still exposed on the wreath. With the glue gun, place a small pea size of glue onto the wreath and gently press down to hold it into place until the glue has set.
Repeat this stage until you are happy with the amount of moss on the wreath.
With the mushrooms repeat the same stage as the roses, use the wire stem to pierce through the wreath frame.
Once through, turn over your frame and anchor the remainder of the wire back into the frame to secure it to the base.
Turn the wreath back over and adjust any pieces that have moved.
Remember to turn the glue gun off when finished.
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