The other day
She used two packs of heart boxes from the Dollar Tree, a pie tin, hot glue and glitter.
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1. Used the pie tin and hot glue like she suggested, however the hot glue made the whole wreath stick to the cardboard I was using, so I had to rip it off once it dried. No big deal.
2. I wasn't able to get all 20 hearts on the ring.
3. I couldn't find white glitter so I used some silver glitter glue I had left over. It takes forever to dry on the plastic (of course) I used a hair dryer to speed it up.
4. I also used a clear satin spray paint to seal the glitter onto the wreath to keep it from shedding.
5. I used a red satin ribbon and tied a bow on the front so it wouldn't look so cheap.
but once I did it, it looked cheap in person. The bow helped, I think.
6. My son helped but he wasn't big on the glitter. It's not really a kid friendly project for little ones.
7. You could substitute E6000 glue if you are out of hot glue.
8. Total cost - $3 for the pie tins and 2 packs of hearts.
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Below are some pictures of what I did:
The ring from the pie pan, this will be your wreath form.
