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ALL HEART<br />
fabric & ribbon wreath<br />
WREATH<br />
Materials<br />
Assorted coordinated fabrics – cotton,<br />
organza, tulle & satin or raw silk<br />
Assorted coordinating ribbons –<br />
organza, satins<br />
1m length of ribbon for hanging<br />
Wire heart – 300mm<br />
Scissors, tape measure<br />
Optional - rotary cutter, cutting mat &<br />
quilters ruler<br />
Step 1 Cut strips from fabric and<br />
ribbons 20cm long by 2cm wide. The<br />
number of strips required will depend<br />
on how full you want the wreath to<br />
look; start with 100 strips and add<br />
more as required.<br />
Step 2 Tie and knot the centre<br />
of each strip around the wire heart<br />
shape. Tie them in a random or regular<br />
pattern, adding more strips until<br />
desired fullness is achieved. Twist and<br />
fluff out strips as desired.<br />
Step 3 Tie and knot the end of<br />
hanging ribbon around the top middle<br />
point of the heart, and trim the long<br />
end of the ribbon to desired hanging<br />
length.<br />
A HEART FOR THE<br />
BRIDE’S WRIST<br />
1. To make a matching ‘good luck’<br />
heart for the bride, use the same<br />
method as for the large heart wreath<br />
but using a 100mm wreath instead.<br />
2. Use strips left over from the large<br />
heart but trimming the strips down<br />
to a length of 10cm. Or if cutting new<br />
strips, cut strips 10cm long by 1cm<br />
wide.<br />
3. Loop a 50cm length of ribbon and<br />
tie the ends to the top point of the<br />
heart. •<br />
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