Corn Cob Wreath How To Make Indian Corn Wreaths

Instructions

1. Gather your supplies.
2. Do a dry fit with your mini corn cobs to make sure you have enough to cover your wreath form.
3. Remove plastic wrapping from straw wreath form.
4. Use hot glue to add each mini corn cob to wreath form, mixing colors.
5. Work your way around wreath form.
6. If you have an empty space, add a bow.

1. How do you make an Indian corn wreath?
2. How do you make a corn stalk wreath?
3. How do you bundle Indian corn?
4. Does decorative Indian corn go bad?

How do you make an Indian corn wreath?

INDIAN CORN WREATH DIY

1. choose different colored mini corn.
2. glue the corn next to eachother.
3. line up the tips of the corn to make the wreath look even.
4. because not all corn is the same length, vary them.
5. if the corn husks break off from the corn, hot glue them back on.
6. keep the plastic wrapping on the straw wreath so it's not messy.

How do you make a corn stalk wreath?

TUTORIAL

1. Step One: Remove leaves and tassels. Strip the cornstalks of all the foliage. ...
2. Step Two: Bundle the corn stalk leaves. You may need to cut some of the leaves in half, so that they are too long. ...
3. Step Three: Add leaves to wreath. ...
4. Step Four: Add corn tassels.

How do you bundle Indian corn?

Put your first one or two cobs on the can and tie them on by wrapping string around the can. Then add your next two cobs. And so on. Finish it off by wrapping string, twine or rope all around the bundle.

Does decorative Indian corn go bad?

The Indian corn, just dry put in a dry place, they will be dry in a few weeks then store them in a sealed container. The corn will last forever unless the birds and rodents get to it. The gourds will start to go bad in about 6 to 8 weeks, but you CAN shellac them to keep them indefinitely.