Learn how to add a little red, white and blue to your home with this easy-to-make driftwood wreath.
By Joanne Palmisano, Salvage SecretsMore in Decorating
Using a hot glue gun, attach the wood pieces (one at a time) to wreath form. Go once around the ring, do not layer them on at this point. Let each piece dry before moving onto the next. You may have to hold some of the pieces in place while the glue hardens.
After the first layer of driftwood is secure, start gluing on second layer to cover were the wreath form still shows through. If necessary, hammer small 1" nails into the wood pieces to keep them in place.
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