I prefer the fluffier twist ties in the work wreath rather than the pencil thin twist ties. They are definitely easier when it comes to adding greenery into the wreath after the mesh and ribbons have been added. Thank you, Julie, for another great tutorial.
Julie, So sorry I just dropped out of the conversation. The internet in the country is fickle at best most days. About to watch the replay now. So excited. I really enjoy watching your creative process. As a former teacher, let me tell you, it is a rare gift to be able to break down instructions for most learning and skill levels without losing the interest of your audience. You have mastered this admirably. With many thanks for your willingness to share your gift, Jamie
I can understand about creating things as a type of therapy. I used to make my own clothes to wear to work. I had more pants/skirts/jackets/ blouses to make a wonderfully unique wardrobe at a fraction of the cost.
Very beautiful! Thank you for your video. I wish you could have given a little more instruction on how you are gluing the flowers and the greenery in. Maybe like zoom in and show exactly where you're putting them? Is it in the twist ties?
I struggle with bow making and placing florals on my wreaths. I never know how much to add and where to place them. I just step back and see where I think something should be added. Your wreaths and tutorials are wonderful!
I have started adding greenery n flowers to my mesh wreath, however, I feel I am a little stingy in my flowers. Watching you shows I can go a little over the top to bring my wreath to a higher look.
