What you'll make
A ring of fresh gypsophila sits in your hair light as a cloud, catching the sun in every outdoor photo and holding up through hours of dancing. Someone will ask which florist made it, and you get to say you did, for about £10.
Materials (per item)
- thin green flower wire · about 6 piecestwisted together to make the ring£2.00
- green flower tape (stretchy, waxy) · 1 rollwraps the ring and holds the flowers£3.50
- baby's breath (small white flowers) · 2 bunchesthe flowers that cover the crown£4.50
- DIY cost each£10.00
Tools
- Wire cutters
- Sharp scissors or floristry snips
- Flexible tape measure
- Bucket or tall jar
- Mirror
- Spray bottle
- Lidded plastic box big enough for the crown
- Kitchen roll
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