Oh my gosh, you are adorable! I love this video and idea and you seem like such a sweet gal!! So glad I found your channel! Thanks for this! God bless.
I just heard about your channel today❣️Your content is interesting and you’re still easy to listen to🥰 I look forward to watching all your videos. PNW fan👏👏
gorgeous. i need to know how to properly create a base for my wreath before i make it. i have a lot of dried/silk florals left over after i made 2 flower crowns and i want to make my own natural stick wreath!
I like using invasive vines like porcelain berry or weeds like wild grape because there’s never a shortage and then I don’t feel bad if I take more than I end up using
Thanks so much, everything I need to know to give it a try. Lovely relaxing video. I don't have any of those trees in my garden in South Africa but am sure will find some replacement 🎄
Just what I was looking for! Trimmed my peach tree today and thought I'd use the branches to make a wreath as tempted as I was to make yet another broom ;) & this worked perfectly. Thank you! Loved the video and I can get down with a channel called A Traditional Life so had to subscribe
What a nice natural wreath! Thanks for sharing this information. I like the tree types you selected, all of them grow locally here in northern WA state.
I would like to make a dried flower crown in a similar stype for a friend. Are there specific woods that would work best for that? Thinner, lighter, less wire needed?
I don't use wire. Just cotton cooking twine! Just stay away from softwoods that have sticky sap (fir, pine, etc). :) I always loved dogwood branches because of their red tone bark.
Excellent tutorial!!! Unfortunately I live in Florida and don’t have any of the trees you mentioned. Would oak tree branches work or are they too strong and hard? Thanks so much for sharing! 😊❤️🙏🏼☃️❄️🎄
I've never tried using oak, but I think it would work. If the branches are too brittle to bend, you could try soaking them for a few hours before. Also, making a larger wreath frame would also help, as your bends would be gradual. :)
What a nice natural wreath! Thanks for sharing this information. I like the tree types you selected, all of them grow locally here in northern WA state.
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I absolutely loved the wreath. Thank you so much for creating this video!
Good luck with your wreath frame!
Oh my gosh, you are adorable! I love this video and idea and you seem like such a sweet gal!! So glad I found your channel! Thanks for this! God bless.
I just cut my willow sticks yesterday. I need some dogwood too. So today I will go forage some. Then start shaping. Hi from Ireland
Hope you enjoy the process! :)
Thank you so much,lots of gratitude from New Zealand.
Such a great tutorial thank you and you're easy to listen to - you're like an old soul in a young body!!
Happy wreath making! :)
I really enjoyed your video. Such a nice, calm and grounded vibe. Thank you for the great tips and inspiration!
Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you! Can't wait to begin.
Well done! I’m trying this with all my pepper and flower stalks ❤️❤️❤️ excellent video ty!
Yes! I am going to use my blackberry branches...💜
I just heard about your channel today❣️Your content is interesting and you’re still easy to listen to🥰 I look forward to watching all your videos. PNW fan👏👏
Glad you stopped by. Hope you enjoy! :)
gorgeous. i need to know how to properly create a base for my wreath before i make it. i have a lot of dried/silk florals left over after i made 2 flower crowns and i want to make my own natural stick wreath!
I hope it goes well for you! :)
Thankyou for showing us this, learnt so much here, and as others say, you do have a very soothing nature, such a pleasant video!
Queen behaviour. Thanks for this tutorial!
Getting ready to make my first wreath. Thank you for a traditional base. Im off with secateurs in hand in search of raw materials.
I hope it goes well for you!
I like using invasive vines like porcelain berry or weeds like wild grape because there’s never a shortage and then I don’t feel bad if I take more than I end up using
I think soaking would help make it more pliable. Beautiful, thank you @
I've never found that I need to soak it when I use smaller tree branches, but you certainly could try if you were having problems.
Thank you for the tutorial + beautiful music.
This was fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks so much, everything I need to know to give it a try. Lovely relaxing video. I don't have any of those trees in my garden in South Africa but am sure will find some replacement 🎄
I'm sure you have some good options from your native trees! :)
very nice to watch, thanks will give it a go!
Awesome! Thank you and you are so sweet and adorable! You are easy on the ears and eyes. Thank you for your valuable tutorial
You're welcome! Glad to help. :)
Thank you, very relaxing to watch, very informative
Just what I was looking for! Trimmed my peach tree today and thought I'd use the branches to make a wreath as tempted as I was to make yet another broom ;) & this worked perfectly. Thank you! Loved the video and I can get down with a channel called A Traditional Life so had to subscribe
I just discovered your channel and love it! Thanks so much for sharing
So glad to have you here! Enjoy!
Beautiful tutorial thank you! My daughter and are excited to get started on our wreaths. 😀
I hope it went well for you!
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Great video!
What a nice natural wreath! Thanks for sharing this information. I like the tree types you selected, all of them grow locally here in northern WA state.
Thanks so much for the detailed and simplified way to make one when you don't have grapevine (like in my case) your video helped a lot!!
I love it too! While grapevines have their own charm, you certainly can do without! Cedar branches have become my favorite!
Thank you kindly for the step by step ❤️
Thanks! This is exactly what I was looking for!
lovely little video. Well edited and explained. This helped.
Glad it could help you get started!
thank you!
I would like to make a dried flower crown in a similar stype for a friend. Are there specific woods that would work best for that? Thinner, lighter, less wire needed?
I don't use wire. Just cotton cooking twine! Just stay away from softwoods that have sticky sap (fir, pine, etc). :) I always loved dogwood branches because of their red tone bark.
Thank you sweetheart
Excellent tutorial!!! Unfortunately I live in Florida and don’t have any of the trees you mentioned. Would oak tree branches work or are they too strong and hard? Thanks so much for sharing! 😊❤️🙏🏼☃️❄️🎄
I've never tried using oak, but I think it would work. If the branches are too brittle to bend, you could try soaking them for a few hours before. Also, making a larger wreath frame would also help, as your bends would be gradual. :)
I’m a little late to responding, but I’m in sub tropic SC and I’ve found that any larger vine like wild grape and wisteria and even kudzu work well!
thank u so much! ♡
Do you spray them with a protective coating?
I haven't ever sprayed them or found that they needed it. :)
Thank you!
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What a nice natural wreath! Thanks for sharing this information. I like the tree types you selected, all of them grow locally here in northern WA state.