Thank you, I appreciate you like the way I do my videos! 😊❤

I agree. I just want to see and hear the tutorial not their life story lol

Excellent tutorial! You are focused and not doing SO MUCH EXTRA TALKING!!! I actually think I can do this myself. Thanks for concise, clear, instruction. Also appreciate the clear and TOTAL view of your work area!💕

I agree also. Now it seems popular to make a 1-2 hr video just to make one wreath. And listening to them respond to people’s comments the whole time. Annoying. This is much better . Pretty wreath also.

Great job makes it so much easier for me

As always, thank you for watching Sherry! ❤❤

Thank you! I've seen people say they use hairspray on glittery ribbon...it doesn't dull out the glitter or make it stiff or sticky?

Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it! It's funny though...I was thinking of doing a bow on it and then said no, it's enough ribbon lol 😂

Thank you Nancy! I try to do videos that are a little different so I don't have as many as others, but I do have some more video ideas I plan to get done soon! 😊

Thank you very much Brenda! I'm a little too shy to do a live video so that will probably never be a concern lol. I do try to be informative yet concise, and I appreciate that people like that 😊

I’m a new subscriber too and you said it perfectly!! Thanks so much..oh...having trouble securing the stems to the wreath in the beginning...they seem to slide. Help, please🙂

@@annmiller1573 i was on this channel and noticed your comment and I have a trick that works for me, so hopefully it works well for you to. I will apply floral tape really tightly to the spots on the wire frame your using. So apply the tape as you normally would, I mean stretch the tape as you wrap it around the area you want to place a wire stem. The floral tape will act like a piece of tape and grab onto the stem you've placed their. If for some reason the floral tape won't stick by itself then use a little dot of hot glue to each end of the floral tape and it will stay put with no issues. Hope that helps prevent your wire stems from moving on the frame.

Thank you very much! ❤

Thank you! ❤

Definitely an option - but I would recommend using 3 pieces of mesh in the ties if you want to do every other tie with ribbon to make sure you have enough mesh coverage 😊

You can send a picture to my FB page so I can see it. The link is in the description of the video.

Have you tried Dollar Tree online? Last I checked they still had the 14 inch frame (but I could be wrong!). I would add the pipecleaners to the extra sections and you'll need more mesh, and ribbkn, but it will look the same, just bigger 🙂

JKatsKreations Wreaths they do have them online but I’m too impatient to wait for them to ship. 😂😂. So, I bought a bunch of 18 inch forms at Walmart. I’m going to try it. Thanks for replying! 💚💚

@@Catyliz89 lol yes I'm pretty impatient myself at times so I understand! If something takes longer than 2 or 3 days to get to me I get grumpy! How spoiled we are lol! Let me know how it goes and if you need any help 😁

JKatsKreations Wreaths. Yes, that’s so true. Lol. Thank you!!

It all depends on the type of deco mesh you purchase as well as the quality/design of ribbon and any other picks/doo-dads. But I would say ballpark the cheapest it will cost is about 8.00 and goes up from their. You can spend upwards of 60.00 on a wreath if you use expensive ribbon and don't watch your sales. I suggest only making 2 or 3 wreaths to start and let people see your work. Tell them you can change the color scheme or holiday/theme for the wreath, so they know you can. Just don't make the mistake of purchasing alot of supplies and end up not selling any or very few wreaths. Believe me I know from experience. You can also sell your work on FB or Etsy that craft website that sells all handmade merchandise. And I always loved to look at other peoples wreaths. To give me ideas for themes or colors to use, but DONT EVER copy another person's wreath work, I personally find that so rude. I know some say its a compliment to do that, but I see it differently. I figure if someone was talented enough to imagine that craft project, whatever it is then they should take receive full recognition for it. Don't get me wrong you can use the same color scheme, just use a different design/theme so the craft project you make has a part of your style in it, because that's what makes it special and will help it standout to your customers. Hope that helps and sorry for such a lloooooommmgg comment. ☺

It's just stacked up on shelves. Very messy and not exciting lol

I always used a rotary cutter and then trim any stray pieces with scissors (never pull on them). I'd also try to handle the pieces as little as possible and not fiddle too much with it all.

Thank you! ❤

Thank you! ❤