Very pretty and nicely done. I would probably cut the leaves 12” or 13” long, because you can’t see them from the front. That is the only thing I would change. The flower center really sets off the flower!
Really enjoyed watching you, your hand work amazing. I'm just imagining trying to make this flower my hands would be all over the place, will try it, Thanks for your time.
I love this poinsettia wreath! I've seen several of these made, all different, but I really like your petals to make this one. I am going to make your version for our front door this year, I just really love how the petals look especially after it's all together. I only hope mine will be as neat and perfect as yours! Thank you for this tutorial, it was amazing!❤🥰
Beautiful wreath! I just started watching you and you do such a great job at explaining and showing what to do. You are very neat and precise with what you do. Thank you for sharing!
Your video was very professional and your wreath is beautiful. I plan to make several of these in white as well to decorate my porch for Christmas. I need to know if you have a tutorial on how to make Christmas garland
I just had to let you know that I just finished my poinsettia wreath after watching your video very carefully and I am so proud of how it came out!! I had made one before by following a different person's video and it was okay but I had real a problem with the fraying and such. So I've been wanting to do this one with your technique, using the north, south, east and west, and it made 100% difference!! For the first time my circles were even and actually made a circle, lol! I am going to use this method on any wreath I do with mesh from now on, it really makes a difference! It came out so neat and accurate and with the petal method you used, there was absolutely no fraying! Thank you very much for this tutorial, I am so pleased with my results thanks to your video!!!!🥰💚❤
Love the safety tips ! I’m using a little rolling podium designed for laptops as my work station. The top slants so I have to use a clamp on my wood burning tool to keep it from rolling the ends of the clamp are rubbery silicone and doesn’t slide . It would be just as helpful on a flat table . I also use a silicone baking mat on my surface for cutting with the wood burning tool. Love the rulers printed on the surface. Also the circles help with drawing on the plastic. For rotary or craft blade cutting I have a thin but rigid plastic cutting board on my surface as well. I drew the ruler marks on it wit a permanent marker and it works great! ( I learned the hard way not to cut on my silicone mat😅). Because my surface is only 18” x 20” across I use a clamp on the top two corners of my mats to keep them together . Wish I could share a picture here. The podium has a shelf beneath the desktop where I stow a box with my hot glue gun and supplies. Below that a tiny cubby with a door a bottom storage space that I used two stacking bins and they store my twist ties , stencils, glue, rulers, cutters etc etc! I just can’t fit my florals, mesh , fabric or frames and such. I love it because I have a very small home and it’s small but sturdy . I can roll it over to work and then stow it back out of the way when I’m done without moving all of my supplies. I found mine curbside and there no name on it but Amazon has one called Techni Mobili laptop computer cart B005
To cut my mesh, I use a wood burning tool like this one (see link). Take care! www.michaels.com/product/walnut-hollow-creative-woodburner-value-tool-10005558?cm_mmc=PLASearch-_-google-_-MICH_Shopping_US_N_Craft+%26+Hobbies_N_PMAX_BOPIS_N-_-&Kenshoo_ida=&kpid=go_cmp-18514199759_adg-_ad-__dev-m_ext-_prd-10005558&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADkMxxfTnekrrsuC7OBnxIaByT0dd&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6pj6tcPciQMVw19HAR1OJQevEAQYASABEgLuq_D_BwE
The one I use was part of a Martha Stewart craft line that doesn’t appear to be available anymore, but here is something similar: www.amazon.com/dp/B07XPVH5RD/?coliid=I2GSI0T9XLEAZE&colid=22GN20R5BHV83&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it
Beautiful.
I love the look of this wreath! I have arthritis in my hands but I believe the folded mesh is doable. ❤❤
Very pretty and nicely done. I would probably cut the leaves 12” or 13” long, because you can’t see them from the front. That is the only thing I would change. The flower center really sets off the flower!
Really enjoyed watching you, your hand work amazing. I'm just imagining trying to make this flower my hands would be all over the place, will try it, Thanks for your time.
I have learned so much from you. Thanks! Another beautiful wreath.
Beautiful! Instructions are excellent and clearly stated. Thank you! You inspire me. 😊❤🎉
Hermosa, hermosa,hermosa 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏💕
Beautiful job ,thank you, very well explained.
I love this poinsettia wreath! I've seen several of these made, all different, but I really like your petals to make this one. I am going to make your version for our front door this year, I just really love how the petals look especially after it's all together. I only hope mine will be as neat and perfect as yours! Thank you for this tutorial, it was amazing!❤🥰
Beautiful thank you for sharing, I like how neat it looks.
Very pretty and full. I love your clear instructions and how precise and neatly arranged your designs are. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Beautiful and so symmetrical! Perfect back looks so nice and tidy
Very professional 👌♥️
Beautiful wreath! I just started watching you and you do such a great job at explaining and showing what to do. You are very neat and precise with what you do. Thank you for sharing!
Your video was very professional and your wreath is beautiful. I plan to make several of these in white as well to decorate my porch for Christmas. I need to know if you have a tutorial on how to make Christmas garland
I haven’t made garland yet, but I will add it to my tutorial “to do list”. Thanks for watching!
LOVE THE NEW WAY FOR ME THANK YOU ! I GIVE THIS ⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄☃☃ OUT OFN TEN
Amazing 👌♥️
I just had to let you know that I just finished my poinsettia wreath after watching your video very carefully and I am so proud of how it came out!! I had made one before by following a different person's video and it was okay but I had real a problem with the fraying and such. So I've been wanting to do this one with your technique, using the north, south, east and west, and it made 100% difference!! For the first time my circles were even and actually made a circle, lol! I am going to use this method on any wreath I do with mesh from now on, it really makes a difference! It came out so neat and accurate and with the petal method you used, there was absolutely no fraying! Thank you very much for this tutorial, I am so pleased with my results thanks to your video!!!!🥰💚❤
Beautiful
Your mesh is so neat I would love to see your modpodge trick demonstrated. This was the first time I heard of it.
So pretty 😍
Love the safety tips ! I’m using a little rolling podium designed for laptops as my work station. The top slants so I have to use a clamp on my wood burning tool to keep it from rolling the ends of the clamp are rubbery silicone and doesn’t slide . It would be just as helpful on a flat table . I also use a silicone baking mat on my surface for cutting with the wood burning tool. Love the rulers printed on the surface. Also the circles help with drawing on the plastic. For rotary or craft blade cutting I have a thin but rigid plastic cutting board on my surface as well. I drew the ruler marks on it wit a permanent marker and it works great! ( I learned the hard way not to cut on my silicone mat😅). Because my surface is only 18” x 20” across I use a clamp on the top two corners of my mats to keep them together . Wish I could share a picture here. The podium has a shelf beneath the desktop where I stow a box with my hot glue gun and supplies. Below that a tiny cubby with a door a bottom storage space that I used two stacking bins and they store my twist ties , stencils, glue, rulers, cutters etc etc! I just can’t fit my florals, mesh , fabric or frames and such. I love it because I have a very small home and it’s small but sturdy . I can roll it over to work and then stow it back out of the way when I’m done without moving all of my supplies. I found mine curbside and there no name on it but Amazon has one called Techni Mobili laptop computer cart B005
Love this traditional wreath. Thanks for sharing ❤ new subscriber 🥰
That turned out gorgeous! ❤
Could you please tell me what the cutters are you use, I looked on amazon and couldn't find what you had. Thank you
To cut my mesh, I use a wood burning tool like this one (see link). Take care!
www.michaels.com/product/walnut-hollow-creative-woodburner-value-tool-10005558?cm_mmc=PLASearch-_-google-_-MICH_Shopping_US_N_Craft+%26+Hobbies_N_PMAX_BOPIS_N-_-&Kenshoo_ida=&kpid=go_cmp-18514199759_adg-_ad-__dev-m_ext-_prd-10005558&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADkMxxfTnekrrsuC7OBnxIaByT0dd&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6pj6tcPciQMVw19HAR1OJQevEAQYASABEgLuq_D_BwE
Where did you get your hole punch?
The one I use was part of a Martha Stewart craft line that doesn’t appear to be available anymore, but here is something similar:
www.amazon.com/dp/B07XPVH5RD/?coliid=I2GSI0T9XLEAZE&colid=22GN20R5BHV83&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it