I thought it was very pretty and easy to make,could make it smaller and put on a gift, or a card, could make flowers useing this idea, attach to those cute purse gift bags. good idea luvs to save all that beautifull gift wrap, do you have a photo of the wreath you are talking about? dont think I have seen it before. sorry dont know what to tell you barb_from_pa, I am haveing the same problem, do have a paper flower I saw at a blog will see if I can find it, still looking but check out this wreath http://missfancypants.typepad.com/little_miss_fancy_pants/2009/09/fancy-this-christmas-wreath.html might take awhile to find the flower I was talking about, will post if I do. oddie

I found a very pretty paper snowflake wreath too but can't find any instructions for it. Here's the link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/96221617@N00/73610562/ If anyone knows how this is done would you please let me know? I'd really like to make this. Thanks so much! Here's another rudimentary idea for a paper snowflake wreath: http://www.schoolcrafts.net/winterwreath.htm One from Martha Stewart: http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=content&id=channel181245 And here's Dave's snowflake patterns, some are free and many others for purchase: http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/dstredulinsky/home.html When we lived out of the country I d/l these and we decorated our christmas "bush" with these since it wouldn't hold much else. It was stunning in it's simplicity.

Hi-lo arodinmiami, I write from to you from the Highveld in Gauteng - sunny South Africa - I recently purchased a Petrea Volibilis (Queens Wreath) and would like to grow and shape into a standard specimen quite like yours as pictured adjacent to your driveway Alternatively could include it with Jasmine ,Cecile Brunner, Granny's Delight on the arbour - What suggestions do you guys have- Thanks so much - This is a new garden +- 9mths. old The Petrea is standing in the forefront on the left and want the best position for it albeit a 'runaway with the bay.'

Are they silk or preserved and dyed? It makes for a unique Christmas wreath that can stay up into the new year.