In this video, I’m showing the chenille stem pattern on the wreath frame when using 10.5″ mesh squares and how to use the squares to create ruffles for a mesh wreath. You’ll also see a finished wreath made with mesh squares so you can see how beautifully this method covers.
Want the ruffle wreath look with less cutting and less fraying? In this video, I’m showing how I use 10.5″ mesh squares to create ruffles for a mesh wreath. You’ll see the chenille stem pattern on the wreath frame, how the mesh squares are placed, and a finished wreath made with this method. If you have not created a ruffle ribbon wreath before, you may want to watch this Ruffle Ribbon Wreath Basic Tutorial first. The mesh sheets make it just as easy.
Watch How to Make Ruffles for a Mesh Wreath with Mesh Squares | Easier Than Cutting Mesh Rolls
About This Wreath
This finished ruffle ribbon wreath is 24″ in diameter. It is made using 10.5″ mesh squares, ribbon accents, chenille stems, and a wreath frame. Instead of cutting mesh from a roll into longer pieces, the mesh squares are used to create ruffles with less cutting and less fraying.
The video above focuses on the chenille stem pattern, the wreath frame setup, and how to use the mesh squares to create the ruffles. It is a helpful technique for wreath makers who want the full look of a ruffle mesh wreath with easier prep.
All supplies are available at The Fancy Crow.