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DIY Crafts

Make a pretty pink wreath with dried flowers

Create a sophisticated entrance with a long-lasting floral bouquet.
By Ottilie Mason and Catrina Silveira
wreath made with dried flowers Photo by Roberto Caruso

You need:

An 18-inch oasis wreath form

Dried cockscomb or other dried flower

Thin-gauge wire

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Pruners

Satin ribbon

Directions:

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1. Remove extra leaves from flower stems and cut to 3 or 4 inches in length.

2. Stab each stem into the oasis, making sure the blooms are wedged tightlynext to one another. If the stems are flimsy, try wrapping them with wirebefore poking them into the oasis.

3. Finish with a large satin bow.

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Where to find it: Form, michaels.com. Cockscomb, hofland.com.

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