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Instructions No. 2074 Instructions No. 2074 Difficulty: Beginner Working time: 1 hour
Not only in winter, but also in summer, light decorations can set beautiful accents in your own four walls. Of course they are also suitable as gifts or decorations for special occasions and are therefore versatile.
1. Prepare material
Before you start, attach a piece or the like Ribbon, Cord to the metal ring so that you always know where you want to go up later. This will help you with orientation, if you stick on the elements bit by bit. Then cut the flowers and leaves with the help of the side cutter into individual pieces. You may also need to remove only some of the flowers, as they are attached. But you should still cut off the protruding ends.
Before you start, attach a piece or the like Ribbon, Cord to the metal ring so that you always know where you want to go up later. This will help you with orientation, if you stick on the elements bit by bit. Then cut the flowers and leaves with the help of the side cutter into individual pieces. You may also need to remove only some of the flowers, as they are attached. But you should still cut off the protruding ends.
2. Greening the wreath
Then glue the eucalyptus first and fill the lower left third of the ring. Bend the eucalyptus a little bit before, so that it sticks better to the ring and is not too visibly under tension. Then glue on a larger papyrus element. If you like it luxuriant, you can also take the second one with you.
Then glue the eucalyptus first and fill the lower left third of the ring. Bend the eucalyptus a little bit before, so that it sticks better to the ring and is not too visibly under tension. Then glue on a larger papyrus element. If you like it luxuriant, you can also take the second one with you.
3. Attaching flowers and buds
Then glue two of the PomPom flowers on the papyrus and one opposite directly on the ring.
Then glue two of the PomPom flowers on the papyrus and one opposite directly on the ring.
If you like, you can then add accents with the hydrangea and eucalyptus buds. Make sure that you stick them on without too much pressure, otherwise other parts could loosen the ring again from . It's best to just put some hot glue on the end and then push it under or between existing leaves/flowers
Finally, glue the leaves of the papyrus from behind against the ring or other parts of the plant.
Finally, glue the leaves of the papyrus from behind against the ring or other parts of the plant.
Once all the flowers and leaves are in place, the last step is to carefully attach the fairy lights. Glue the battery compartment and the cable part without lights behind the green on the lower left. The light wire itself you work then between the plant parts through once around the ring
If you do not want to wrap it around the wire, you can of course fix it with hot glue
Now your illuminated ring is finished and needs only a nice place to hang it up
Have fun doing it!
If you do not want to wrap it around the wire, you can of course fix it with hot glue
Now your illuminated ring is finished and needs only a nice place to hang it up
Have fun doing it!
