How To Fix a Broken Wreath
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Last updated on Jan 3, 2022
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide will show the steps needed to follow to fix a broken synthetic holiday hanging wreath. This particular wreath had pieces fall off of it that needed to be secured back onto it for aesthetic reasons. If you have a wreath that has broken in a similar way, this guide will help you to figure out where to begin.
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Use floral wire to repair the base by wrapping it around the affected area.
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Reattach the hanger while wrapping your base with floral wire.
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Use hot glue for additional security if needed.
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Wrap any missing branches with floral wire.
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Use hot glue to reattach the branches to the base.
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Wrap the base of the decoration with floral wire and wrap around the base.
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Use hot glue to secure in place, but be careful to avoid melting any plastic.
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Use your glue gun to attach any other pieces that do not require floral wire to be attached, such as berries.
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Add any final touches that you wish to add. If the pieces attached are oddly colored, you may choose to spray them with craft snow or glitter to give them an even look.
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Check over your wreath, add hot glue to any areas that need extra security.
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Hang finished wreath up for decoration.
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