Winter celebration filled with expectation of a miracle. Long before the holidays starts pleasant chores: need to think of festive menu and get table service and Cutlery, crystal glasses and, of course, to think about new year accessories — candles, fairy lights, toys, wreaths. A graceful wreath of twisted twisted spirals — a great winter decoration. On wire springs swinging glass stars, and transparent Christmas balls located inside the wire loops. Brilliant ribbon adds extra fluffiness. Decorate wreath front door of the house, and the snow and frost will complete the picture.
MATERIALS
galvanized steel wire with a diameter of 0.9 and 1 mm
80cm plastic tube
glass stars
universal adhesive
small glass Christmas balls on a wire
sparkle ribbon
TOOLS
wooden rods with a diameter of 4 mm and 2 cm
clippers
pliers
Make two looped spiral wire diameter 0.9 mm (see "Fabrication of the looping spiral"). One manufacture using a thin rod, the other with the thick. Make another spiral of the same length with the help of a thin rod after completing only step 1 "the Manufacture of the looping spiral". Stretch it to an elongated spring, not by bending the turns sideways.
Thread the galvanized wire with a diameter of 1 mm using a plastic tube. The pliers make loops on both ends of the wire (see photo).
Carefully push the wire in the sheath of a plastic tube through the center of a thick twisted spiral. If it is difficult, oblate wire in a plastic sheath the spiral.
Bend the wire in a plastic sheath in the ring and interlock the end of the loop. Close them with pliers so they don't disengage.
Cut an elongated spring on lengths of 13 cm. One end of short tie strings around the glass stars. Use the pliers for a more durable connection and, if necessary, glue them.
Selling narrow looped spiral inside the turns of the broad spiral wreath, below a narrow spiral kept between loops wide.
Randomly attach the sprocket along the wreath. Using the loose ends of wire to secure the sprockets on the narrow spiral wrap them both spirals and the core of the wreath.
Arbitrarily tie Christmas balls along the wreath. They should be easy to get between the wide loops of the spiral, and the wire ends of the braid wire in the sheath inside of the wreath. Top with decorative bow, securing it with a piece of wire.
