Step 1: Cover foam wreath with moss using low-heat glue gun.
Step 2: Attach everything else. Poke sturdy stems into the foam and use glue gun/florists tape for flimsy feathers.
Step 3: Hang it on your door!
The peacock feathers were my starting point. (My favorite bird.) I wanted to use a more modern monochromatic look, so I stuck with green moss, berries and leaves. The materials for the wreath cost ~$28. While I was shopping, I thought, “Oh, this stuff is all so cheap!” But it added up. I also had to buy a glue gun, glue sticks, floral wire, and floral tape. So my project was a bit more than $28. 🙂 But, I’ve been wanting a wreath for my door for a while and am happy with how this turned out, and it was a fun project… so no harm done!
Would love to see your ideas for a baby wreath to hang on the door at the hospital. =o)
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Good job! I love the peacock feathers!
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that's so pretty!!
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lovely. i love recipe mondays and craft saturdays.
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OHHHH! I love peacock feathers! Great job. You'll use that glue gun again and again, I promise, so that was a good purchase.
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a. i love it.
b. it is SO meredith.
c. i love you.
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