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Tutorial: sparkling wreath with crystal berries

This tutorial will teach you how to make a sparkling wreath decoration with crystal berries, as seen with my drum finish of Stacy Nash's Wonderful Life chart. The kits for Wonderful Life will be available on Tuesday, July 9 at 8:15 am PDT at katie-strachan.com/shop The practical instruction (after the introduction and overview of materials used) begins at 14:50 Supplies needed: Glue: tacky glue or archival PVA, and toothpick for application wire cutters and pliers Inexpensive scissors Your thread of choice for wrapping - I am using DMC 936 Multiple gauges of wire - I have silver tone craft wire in 20, 24, and 28 gauge For berrries: Round beads, 6-8 mm in size Small sequins for cap 15/0 seed beads for cap 28 gauge wire Details on items I used: I like the Apex scissors for all purpose (non silk) cutting: https://hoopandframe.com/products/ape... I used 12 6mm rounds in Crystal Moonlight, and 11 8mm rounds. You can find Crystal Moonlight rounds here, although non crystal beads will be much less expensive: https://artbeads.com/prestige-color-m... 2mm sequins, color Bailey's: https://bedeckedandbeadazzled.com/pro... Miyuki 15/0 seed beads, 15-1882 dark topaz gold luster: https://www.caravanbeads.com/p/2999-1... My drum is displayed on a small pedestal from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00... The specific leaves I sourced were from a local grocery store (Draeger's, if you're in the Bay Area) that has a large floral department with good fakes. I had trouble finding quality greenery, especially out of season. Crystal pearls come in a variety of colors, make for excellent berries, and are less expensive than the crystals: https://artbeads.com/prestige-article... Fire Mountain Gems is an excellent online source for many different types of beads - please tag me on Instagram @kstrachanembroidery with the variations you come up with! Wire brands I have used are Artbeads Designer Wire (their house brand), Bead Landing (Michaels' house brand) and Beadsmith (widely available at beading stores and on Amazon)