Polyburlap "Green Monster" Christmas Wreath

In today's video, I am going to show you how to use polyburlap to create this super cute "green monster" Christmas wreath. Most often you see polyburlap used to make those fabulous flowers, but I'm going to show you how to use it with the woodland ruffle method to make this full wreath! I forgot to mention, once the wreath is done, I use a clear UV poly coat to spray to help cut back on fading.
ITEMS USED:
15" work wreath frame
1 roll of polyburlap
6 ribbon colors cut to 12" long (need a total of 36)
12" round green monster sign
ALSO USED:
Glass cutting board (amzn.to/3fm9DKg)
Wood Burning Tool (amzn.to/3WqLLG2)
Rotary cutting mat (amzn.to/3gt0WOu)

[@adriannbartow7898]

Love love this ❤

[@MarthaCreations]

I love it. Great job 💚💚💚

[@fourthirteendesignllc]

Thank you so much 😊

[@AnaHernandez-tr9xh]

I know you had said 20 polyburlap pieces, but how many ribbon pieces does this call for?

[@fourthirteendesignllc]

Hey! Great question ❤️. Each pipe cleaner gets 2 ribbons, so a total of 36 ribbons for this size frame.