The Dollar Tree sells these round foam wreath bases.
They are quite thick, so I cut them in half {with a knife}.
And since I was putting white feathers on them, I spray painted each wreath form white.
Foam tends to break easily,
so I made a paper backing out of card stock to help keep the form from bending.
I started by using my hot glue gun to glue feathers to the inside of the wreath,
then I moved to the outside main part
and finally to the final outside ring.
Some of the feathers I was able to poke into the Styrofoam, others I glued down.
More is better.
You don't want any of your foam wreath showing.
I just love how these Christmas trees and wreath turned out don't you?!
My favorite part is that they look expensive, but they really weren't!
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