Vintage Ornament Wreath
Tools and Materials
Glue the Metal Hanger
Since you will be attaching wire to the ornament to secure it to the wreath, you first need to glue the metal ornament hanger to the glass ball itself. Gently ease the metal hanger up to expose the glass opening. Using Flora Bond, place a dab of glue around the glass opening and reposition the metal hanger.
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Securing Wire to Ornaments
Creating Ornament Clusters
Cutting the Wire
When you've created your ornament clusters, you will need to trim the wire. Using the snips, trim wire length to about 6 inches. This will give you enough to secure the clusters to the wreath.
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Securing Ornament Clusters
Adding Cluster Groupings
The Finished Wreath
Here you have the finished wreath, a true reflection of your personal style and DIY skills. To see other simple—yet truly transformative—wreath makeovers, consider our how-tos for making a pine cone wreath and one adorned with children's blocks.
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