Flower Wreath Catcher
A super easy decoration, perfect for summer!
Posted by Cat Morley
About
The kit was so easy to follow that my catcher was made in no time, meaning I could get creative and give my one a unique summer twist.
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You Will Need (5 things)
- Wire Hoop
- String
- Wooden Bead(s)
- Fake Flowers
- Wire
Steps (15 steps, 15 minutes)
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1
Cut a long length of string and tie in a knot to the top of the wire hoop.
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2
Loop the string around the hoop eight times, trying to make them as evenly spaced as possible.
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3
When you reach the top, pull the string tight and knot.
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4
Work your way around the hoop again, this time looping the string around the middle of the previous row of strings you strung.
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5
Tighten up and tie off when you reach the top again.
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6
Continue this process to add as many extra rows as you like.
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7
String on a few beads when you begin to reach the middle of your catcher.
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8
Add as many as you like.
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Finish off by looping the string across the open part in the middle a few times and knotting off.
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10
Pick out some fake flowers to fit around the hoop.
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11
Use some string or wire to tie each flower in place.
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12
Continue working your way around the hoop, overlapping the flowers to hide the wires.
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13
When you're happy with the design, trim off any loose stalks.
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14
Cut a length of string and tie around the top of the wreath to make a hanging loop.
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15
Finally, cut some long lengths of string and tie them to the bottom of the wreath. String a bead on the bottom and tie off.