Birch & Blooms
What You'll Need
Assorted birch slices (about 40)
12-inch chipboard wreath ring
Hot-glue gun
Assorted faux flowers
Wire cutters
1 Arrange the largest birch slices around the chipboard wreath ring in a single layer, then hot-glue in place.
2 Evenly space medium-size birch slices over the larger ones, then arrange the smallest slices as shown; once you're happy with the positioning, glue in place.
3 Snip off any flower stems using wire cutters and arrange the flowers in clusters over the birch slices; attach with glue.
Little White Oak Supply Birch Slices, $46 for 100 pieces, etsy.com; Paper Accents Chipboard Wreath Rings, $3.50 for two, dickblick.com; Ashland Pink Peony Mix Bouquet, $10, Kate Rose Spray, $10, and Pink & Cream Rose & Ranunculus Bush, $10, michaels.com
Felt Foliage
What You'll Need
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