Curly Mesh Wreath
This wreath is part of a raffle for the Indiana Romance Writers of America Mini-Conference,
MAKING MAGIC, featuring
NYT & USA Today Bestselling
Author Lani Diane Rich & Story expert & award-winning podcaster Alastair
Stephens of StoryWonk at The Propylaeum 1410 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis Saturday, April 18, 2015 8:00am-3:00pm
Buy rolls of 10"wire mesh in any color.
Use the wreath with the ties that are made for the wire mesh. This one was $5 at Old Time Pottery.
Layer the rolls so that all colors can be cut at the same time. Measure 9"and cut all layers.
Roll the cut pieces and grasp in the middle.
If the pieces want to unroll, corral them with clips such as this Green Moose Productions clip given to me by Jillian Jacobs.
Attach the 3 rolled pieces of mesh to the wreath, beginning on the outside ring. Just twist the ties together to hold the mesh ribbons. Continue to attach each trio of mesh pieces to each of the ties until the wreath is complete.
The finished product will be part of the raffle basket that will include swag and my August 2014 release Blue Falcon. 
Here is a red, white and blue wreath using wire mesh. This wreath in is made by scrunching the mesh and tying them off with the ties on the wreath. This method does not involve cutting, and only uses 1 roll of the wide 21" mesh.
Author Lani Diane Rich & Story expert & award-winning podcaster Alastair
Stephens of StoryWonk at The Propylaeum 1410 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis Saturday, April 18, 2015 8:00am-3:00pm
Buy rolls of 10"wire mesh in any color.
Use the wreath with the ties that are made for the wire mesh. This one was $5 at Old Time Pottery.
Layer the rolls so that all colors can be cut at the same time. Measure 9"and cut all layers.
Roll the cut pieces and grasp in the middle.
If the pieces want to unroll, corral them with clips such as this Green Moose Productions clip given to me by Jillian Jacobs.
Attach the 3 rolled pieces of mesh to the wreath, beginning on the outside ring. Just twist the ties together to hold the mesh ribbons. Continue to attach each trio of mesh pieces to each of the ties until the wreath is complete.
The finished product will be part of the raffle basket that will include swag and my August 2014 release Blue Falcon. Here is a red, white and blue wreath using wire mesh. This wreath in is made by scrunching the mesh and tying them off with the ties on the wreath. This method does not involve cutting, and only uses 1 roll of the wide 21" mesh.
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