Readers ask: How Do Youmake An Easter Bunny Tulle Wreath?

Can you use tulle instead of Deco mesh?

Tulle comes in a variety of colors, but because it is so fine, the colors don’t show as well unless layered (which tulle frequently is). Tulle is less water-resistant than deco mesh and is used more in garments or indoor accents, than outdoors.

Can you make a wreath with tulle?

Start by tying the tulle to the wreath form with a simple knot. The loops are made using a slip knot. Just pull the tulle under the wire, put your fingers through the loop and grasp the tulle pulling up a loop of 6″. You may need to practice a bit until you get the hang of it.

How much tulle is needed for a wreath?

Normally I use 12-18″ wreath forms, but for this you’ll want a small 8 inch one. It looks tiny, but in the end it will appear much larger, so it’s better to start out with something small! I had 2 spools of tulle that were 50 yards each and I used almost all of it.

How do you make a mesh Easter wreath?

DIY Mesh Easter Wreath

1. All the colors of Easter displayed on your front door.
2. The first thing you will do is cut the mesh in 12″ pieces.
3. Cut the entire roll of each color mesh.
4. Take all 4 pieces of the rolled mesh and pinch them together in the middle.
5. That is basically all you do.
6. Next attach the wooden sign.

What is the difference between tulle and mesh?

Tulle is a light, netted material that has a dressier, ethereal vibe. Mesh is made of a comfy stretch fabric that breathes well.

What can I use instead of Deco mesh?

Tulle is a light-weight, extra-fine netting typically made of silk, rayon, or nylon. This airy fabric is more transparent due to the fineness of the threads it’s woven from. Tulle is less water-resistant than deco mesh and is used more in garments or indoor accents, than outdoors.

Is Deco Mesh weather resistant?

Deco Mesh, also known as geo mesh or poly mesh is a durable and waterproof fabric/ mesh. It will hold its shape inside and outside — even in the rain, wind and snow!