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Ribbons, work wreath, scissors. Might need some wire cutters depending on the type of accessories you might choose.
Start by placing the Work Wreath on a flat surface and straighten out the twists. The Work Wreath is made from two metal ring and twists are staggered around the rings.
Start the first twist by gathering about 3-4 inches of your netting and place between the twist ties. Twist securely, about 2-3 twists.
You can add another color or style of ribbon next by the same method. If it's easier for you, go all the way around the Work Wreath with your first color, then repeat with your second or contrasting ribbon.
Take about 10" or so of mesh netting in your hand to make the next bunch. Secure it with the twists. Continue working around the wreath. Try to keep the bunches about the same size, but don't worry about keeping everything too straight or each one just alike. When you are finished you can pull the netting here and there to even out gaps or thin places.
Once you've gone around the wreath cut the ribbon after the last bunch is secured. You can cut it short or leave the end long if you plan to add a bow to finish off the wreath. I like to cut it short. Then you can position you bow wherever you like. Just don't cut it so short that it might pull out of the twist ties.
You can add all sort of trim or embellishments to your wreath. We added in some black sparkly sprays and black glittered balls. This is where you may need wire cutters to shorten the stems of any picks or sprays.
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