How Do You Make A Medieval Circlet Of Flowers To Wear On Head?
In medieval times, girls and women often adorned their heads with charming circlets of flowers. This tradition has persisted; today, it is common for flower girls and even brides to wear wreaths of flowers on their heads at weddings. Whatever the occasion, a circlet of flowers can make an enchanting, fragrant and colorful accessory. While you can pay virtually any florist to create one for you, it is also easy and fun to make a medieval circlet of flowers yourself. All you need are the right supplies and a bit of time. Measure the circumference of your head with measuring tape. Twist the ends of two or more chenille stems together until they are equal in length to the measurement you found in step 1. Cut off any excess chenille stem with scissors. Do not shape the chenille into a circle yet; leave it straight. Tear a generous length of floral tape from its spool. Tug at the tape to release its adhesive properties. Cut several pieces of greenery to a length of 1 to 2 inches. Hold a stem
