


To create this spring Light Strand Moss Wreath, I used a 14" Square Wire Wreath Form

I laid the moss sheet face down, and placed the wreath form on top in the center. Then I used my craft knife to cut eight lines from the center of the moss sheet toward the inside edge of the wreath form, making sure to end one line at each corner, and then one line halfway between each corner.

Then I wrapped the moss sheet around the wreath form, using my hot glue gun to attach it to the back of the wreath. I had to trim a couple of inches off the pieces I cut so they fit into the back of the wreath form.

Once I covered my wreath form with moss, I prepared my light strand with little vellum paper globes. The DIY Party Globe Punch


I stuck with a sweet spring color palette, and I love how the pastel colors look against the fresh green moss. Once you've punched your paper, attach the bottom hooks, insert your light bulb with the cover on, and then wrap the top hooks around the cord of the light bulb to close up your globe.


To cover up the bare white cord and to add a little more fun to the wreath, I cut several 2" folding pennant banners with my Banner Punch Board

I attached the light strand to the wreath with twine tied to the back wires. You could also use twist ties or zip ties. The wreath only fits 9 of the 12 bulbs, so I tucked the remaining three into the back bottom of the wreath where I tied the battery pack. Tip: Be sure to secure the battery pack in the center bottom or top of the wreath to help the wreath balance properly.


I added a pretty pink bow at the top for hanging. This wreath lives on my craft room door as a happy welcome into my favorite place to hang out.


I love the addition of the light bulbs and paper globes--so fun and festive! How would you use the Light Strand in your home decor?
1 comment:
Oh so fun!
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