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Tips for making Wreaths and Specialty rings...

This page is full of exiciting tips to help you make your own round or specialty ring. For any further question or if you are ready to order please Contact Us

 

Clamp Door Swag

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1. Begin at the bottom clip with your long material.

2. Place your shorter (8") material in the top clip.

3. Finish by placing a "double handful" in the middle clip to cover the top and bottom exposed clips. A bow may be placed over the last clip.

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Clamp Advent Rings

Clamp Advent Rings

1. Advent rings are assembled in the same fashion as are wreaths.

2. Longer material (approx. 1") is required in the clips preceding the candle holders. Longer material in these clips compensates for the wider spacing required for candle holders.
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Clamp Candy Canes
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1. Start the candy cane at the "hook" end. Work around the hook until you reach the straight portion of the cane.

2. Turn the frame around and begin working from the bottom back toward the hook.

3. When you reach the last open clip, place a "double handful" in this clip. A bow is fastened over this clip to finish the candy cane.

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Clamp Christmas Tree

Clamp Christmas Tree Rings1. Begin at the top of the tree frame and work down one side.

2. Finish the other side of the tree from top to bottom.

3. Once sides are complete work in from the ends on the base of the tree.

4. Proceed by placing a handful of boughs in the bottom trunk clip.

5. Finish by placing a "double handful" in upper trunk clip to cover lower exposed clip and to help fill in mid portion of tree. A bow may be placed over the last clip.
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Clamp Heart
1. Hearts are essentially assembled in the same manner as are round wreaths. Begin at the bottom of the heart point and then work your way around the heart until you return to the bottom point. The last handful of materials will cover the stems from the first handful.

2. The top of the heart may require some trimming to regain the heart shape.

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Clamp Bell

Clamp Bell Wreath Ring


1. Begin with clapper. Place boughs so ends are in toward bell frame.

2. Finish bell by working around the frame in the same manner as a wreath.




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Clamp Star
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1. Start at the end of one tip and work toward the center.

2. Finish this tip by placing boughs along opposite side of the tip working from the end toward the center.

3. Finish remaining tips in a similar manner.

4. Finish star by making a wreath around the center of the frame.

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Arches, Horizontal Swags & Mantels

1. Many specialty shapes such as arches, mantels and horizontal swags are assembled in a similar fashion. First, one clip must be selected as the preferred place for a bow. Often this is the center, but sometimes the bow is offset from center.

2. Materials are placed in clips working in toward the "bow clip."

3. The "bow clip" is the last clip to be filled. Fill with a "double handful." A bow is placed over this clip to finish the frame.

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Clamp Snowflake

Clamp Snowflake Wreath Ring

1. Begin at end of one straight leg and work toward the center.

2. Place boughs along all remaining straight legs starting at ends and working toward the centers.

3. Finish by making a diamond shaped wreath on the center most clips. Angle the boughs inward to cover the center.


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Clamp Mail Box Frame

Clamp Mail Box Frames1. Start at one end. Work toward the middle, leaving the mid clip open.

2. Turn the frame around and repeat.

3. Finish your frame by placing a "double handful" in the last clip.

4. Place a bow or other decorations over the last clip to finish.

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Clamp Grave Blanket

Clamp Grave Blankets

1. Place boughs in the top most clip and work toward the center.

2. Repeat step 1 for the bottom half.

3. Place a handful of boughs in one "center rail clip" to cover exposed ends at mid frame.

4. Repeat step 3 for the opposite side.

5. Place a large bow over the center of the frame to complete.

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Clamp Evergreen Wreaths
Cutting Your Greenery

* Cutting of your boughs is one of the most important steps in making a wreath. Boughs should be cut as close to the same length as possible. 8-10 inches in length works well for a 12 inch wreath ring.

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Making Your Wreath

Clamp Evergreen Wreath Rings
1. Place your ring on the Machine so that one clamp is in the grooves of the jaws.

2. Then Gather a handful of boughs and place in this clip. Keep in mind that fuller handfuls make fuller wreaths.

3. Repeat for each following clip, placing each new handful so that it covers the preceding clip. When you get to the last clip, gently pull back your first bunch of boughs back so that you can tuck the final handful in to place.

4. You can finish your wreath by adding bows, ribbons, beads, pine cones or any other decorations to finish your wreath.

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Floral Wreaths

How to make Floral Wreath

1. Place boughs in the top most clip and work toward the center.

2. Repeat step 1 for the bottom half.

3. Place a handful of boughs in one "center rail clip" to cover exposed ends at mid frame.

4. Repeat step 3 for the opposite side.

5. Place a large bow over the center of the frame to complete.

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Clamp Grave Blanket Frames Floral Wreaths

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