Moss Wreath: Covering a Base with Sheet Moss
Tear sheet moss into palm-size pieces, pin them over a foam or straw ring with overlapping edges, and bind everything with clear thread.
Handmade Wreaths for Every Season
Wreaths made for indoor walls, shelves and mantels: hoop, paper, felt, yarn, dried flower and moss designs that stay out of the weather.
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Tear sheet moss into palm-size pieces, pin them over a foam or straw ring with overlapping edges, and bind everything with clear thread.
Roll paper squares into cones and glue them in two rounds onto a cardboard circle to make a light starburst wreath for an indoor wall.
Cut cardstock leaves in three greens, score and fold the center vein, and layer them around a flat ring so each leaf hides the base of the one before.
Cut a flat ring from a cardboard box and cover it with five-petal cardstock flowers in three sizes, curled over a pencil, plus folded paper leaves.
Cut felt circles into spirals, roll them into roses and glue a small cluster of flowers and leaves onto a wooden hoop with a felt backing piece.
Make yarn pom-poms in three sizes with a cardboard template or a fork, then tie or glue them onto a wrapped ring, large ones first.
Wrap a foam ring in bulky yarn with snug, side-by-side turns, change color on the back and finish with a small cluster of felt leaves and flowers.
Gather dried flowers and grasses into small taped bundles, then wire them onto a 10 in (25 cm) hoop so each bundle hides the stems of the one before.
A mostly bare hoop with a small spray of greenery on the lower left. Two stems, one binding point and a narrow twine wrap are all it takes.