4th Of July Wreath

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4th Of July Wreath

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courtesy of Family Circle Weekend Crafts

Make this insanely simple wreath and look like a star this 4th of July. Hang it on your front door to welcome your friends and family to your get together or take it with you as a gift to YOUR host.

You will need:
11 yards 1" wide red-white-and-blue ribbon
20" grapevine wreath
Three 4" x 6" American flags
Floral wire

Instructions:
Weave 2 1/2 yards of ribbon through the grapevine wreath. Glue the ends of the ribbons together; this is the bottom of the wreath.

Arrange three flags at the bottom of the wreath in a fan shape so they slightly overlap; glue the flags in place. Use a small amount of glue to secure the edges of the flags where they overlap.

Cut two 36" lengths of ribbon and fashion a small multi-loop bow from each piece; tie with floral wire. Glue a bow to each side of the wreath.

Use the remaining ribbon to make one large multi-loop bow. Glue bow to the bottom of the wreath to cover glued sections of ribbon and flags.

Courtesy of Family Circle Weekend Crafts

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