How to Make a Square Wreath
The Windsor Heights Book Fair is proud to add children’s author Sherry Kubalsky to the 2nd annual Windsor Book Fair on October 1st, 2023. Sherry Kubalsky is from Pella, Iowa, where she worked at the regional hospital as a Hospice/Home Health Social Worker. Since retirement, Sherry has published two children’s books “It’s OK to be Me!” and “The Square Wreath.” Sales from both books benefit Ghana, Africa for clean water wells.
How to make a Square Wreath Supplies:
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Supplies:
Wire square wreath (come in various sizes — order online or look in craft stores)
Evergreen roping
Red ribbon
Small LED lights (I bought some at the Dollar Tree) Need two AA batteries
Small pinecones (I picked them up when on a walk)
Gold glitter
Glue
Face (laminated looks nicer)
Popsicle stick (I used green to blend in)
Hot glue gun
Bread or garbage bag twisty ties or floral wire
Directions:
Wrap the square wreath in the evergreen roping
Wrap the wreath with red ribbon
Wrap the wreath with LED lights
Hot glue the small pinecones sporadically around the wreath (use CAUTION especially if working with a
child, take care not to get burned)
Hot glue face on the popsicle stick (very small dab of hot glue)
Make a red bow (or purchase if you can find them)
Put lines of glue on the red bow edges and sprinkle gold glitter on — make a glitter mess!!
When glue has dried, tie the red ribbon onto the wreath with the twisty ties or floral wire
Stick popsicle stick with face on it into the wreath.
Turn on the LED lights and enjoy your own MICHAEL, THE SQUARE WREATH
Turn on the LED lights and enjoy your own MICHAEL, THE SQUARE WREATH
Please check out Sherry J. Kubalsky author of “The Square Wreath” at the link below and at the 2nd Annual Windsor Heights Book Fair on October 1st from 12–6 PM featuring two dozen local authors and a free will donation to a local food bank. The Windsor Heights Book Fair aims to bring local authors together to combat hunger and we are proud to feature Sherry J. Kubalsky as one of the two dozen authors coming together on the first Sunday in October for the 2nd Annual Windsor Heights Book Fair.
