Flower Arrangements - Making A Eucalyptus Condolence Wreath
No one can escape from the hands of death. It is a universal truth that we all have to fall in the grip of death. When our loved ones leave the world it is obvious that one who has gone can never come back. But we can take effective ways to heal up the injuries of the deceased family. All of us believe that death is immortal whereas we humans are mortal who one day has to fall in the hands of the harsh death.
Try making a eucalyptus condolence wreath to express your compassion for the deceased who has gone and is never going to come back again. For making a eucalyptus condolence wreath you need to collect the following materials:
- 2 to 6 eucalyptus leaves
- 19-gauge wire
- Deceased photo
- Cloth rose bud
- Medium bead stringing wire
- Craft scissors
- Hot glue gun
- Wall hooking hook set
At first set-up the gauge wire to the shape of a heart shape wreath frame. Now take the floral wire and tie it to secure the soft wire. Use craft scissors to cut the wire. While working with the eucalyptus leaves determine that the quantity required for making the heart shaped condolence wreath.
Now choose the eucalyptus leaf and arrange them in a line around the heart shaped wreath frame. Determine carefully on the number of eucalyptus leaves that you require. Tie the eucalyptus leaf with the heart shape wreath frame beginning from the v shaped base point of the wreath.
At the bottom point of the heart shape eucalyptus wreath let the leaves lie on top of each other. The base of the leaves should face the bottom part of the heart. Place the leaves in a single line however they should overlap each other where you connect them in order to cover the wire.
Now take the photo of the deceased and attach it at the center of the wreath base. Take the cloth rose bud and place them around the photo of the deceased. Use hot glue gun to attach the rose buds in place. Secure the rose buds in place.
Trim away the extra leaves in the wreath to make your wreath look organized. Either offer the condolence wreath to the mourning family or deliver it on time so that it reaches the destination just in time.
