Supplies
- 3 packages of small glass ball ornaments (can buy at Michael's for $1.99, but they are often on sale for less)
- One small wreath, or straight spray (I liked the straight one, because it can turn into a smaller circle than most wreaths)
- 5 decorative pieces for wreath (there is a vast array to choose from at the craft store, pick ones that suit your taste)
- Small floating candle
- Glass candle holder (this one has a cylinder for a base, and then a hanging insert for the candle)
- One pair of scissors
- Remove all tags/stickers from supplies
- Remove the glass balls from package
- The ones I bought have a small wire sticking out the top of each one--cut the wire off using the scissors
- Fill the base of the candle holder with the glass balls
- Bend the straight wreath into a circle
- Use one of the "branches" to wrap around the two ends (securing the wreath into a circle)
- Place the decorations in even intervals around the wreath
- Secure each decoration by pulling tight to the wreath and wrapping the stem of the decoration around the base of the wreath several times
- Fill the top of the candle holder about 2/3 with water
- Place the floating candle in the top of the holder
- Place the wreath in the center of the table, and put the candle holder in the center of the wreath
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