Please accept my thanks! You NEVER bore me and have great tutorials for someone who makes wreaths as gifts and not for sale i.e., many less wreaths. I need be more budget-aware, and you help with that as well. Thanks again.
As I am a newbie to wreath making and no previous information about the various mesh products, your video was so helpful! My plan is to make 2 christmas themed wreaths to hang in our windows -- I know it is only February but by the time I get to it it will be closer to the holiday season. Thank you as I now have a clearer idea of what I would like to use for my mesh.
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!! I got my order for poly burlap yesterday, today, I have cut out my leave/petals, and attached 1 so far. I had to stop and Thank You. The poly burlap is so much easier on the hands than the deco mesh, It covers better, it cuts better with the wood burner, and it just looks better than the deco mesh. Once I use up my deco mesh, I might not ever buy anything but the poly burlap again, I Love It. Once again, Thank you for sharing this info, and your time with all of us, as well as your talent.
This is super helpful!!! In the past I just grab things at local chains and you’re right, deco mesh CAN BE FRUSTRATING! Thank you so much for doing this!
This video answered ALL my questions as I’m a beginner. I unfortunately started off making a sunflower wreath for my mom’s 92nd birthday. Never having made one before. I very uneducatedly bought the Deco Poly mesh. What a nightmare for this beginner. But I fought it and pushed through and persevered. It turned out very pretty with the exception of constantly pulling off strings off of it just looking at it. You are right, it does have a mind of its own and it will let you know. You completely made sense with all the different kinds to where I feel comfortable now and am actually excited to create another one. Thank you for taking your time to explicitly explain each. Someone in GA.
Julie, this must be - know your mesh day. I’ve watched about four presentations and yours was, by far, the best I’ve seen so far. I make wreaths quite a bit and now finally understand the differences in how to cut or burn which mesh you are using. Also, the exact names of the different materials and the name of the material I prefer to use most. Thank you for doing this presentation. If this was a competition you have my vote. Your work is always beautifully done, and so neat one can tell how mindful you are that this is being sold to someone that appreciates your extra efforts.
JULIE THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL REGARDING DIFFERENT MESHES, IT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE AND ENJOYED LEARNING MORE ABOOUT THE MESHES. I USED DECO MESH WAY BACK IN THE BEGINNING AND DIFFERENT UNDERSTAND WHY WHEN i CUT IT IT EASILY RAVELED, I STRAYED AWAY FROM IT AND I STARTED WITH THE 5.5" BURLAP AND USED SORT OF A RUFFLE WREATH AND STUCK WITH THAT AND COLORED BURLAP ONLY THE 5.5. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND TUTORIALS, YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER. !!! GOD BLESS YOU ! 8/26/21
Thank you so much. Well I have heard as clear as mud most of my life and that is how I felt prior to this presentation. Now the light bulb isn't totally bright but it is getting there. I believe making more wreaths will help enlighten me and paying more attention to what I am buying from whom. Thank you for your time.
Thank you for taking the time to share your wealth of information, not to mention, all your tips and tricks. I can't tell you how much it is appreciated!!!
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Being fairly new to the wreath DIY world, I have found your tutorials to be very easy to follow with great results. The information you shared on starting a wreath business was invaluable. Also, your recent tutorial on the new curl method brought many compliments (again thanks to you) which I greatly appreciated. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to many more inspirational jewels 😊
Thank you so much Julie! Such good info and very helpful. I have all my supplies to try to make 3 sunflower wreaths for myself, mom & sister. Have a great weekend
Thank You so very much for the video, so much information for me, a beginner! You showed mesh I didn't even know existed, and your evaluation of the mesh. It sure is better than buying mesh that doesn't give me the look I want from my mesh. Again, thank you!
SUPER, SUPER helpful. I am new to wreath making. I am trying to figure out 2 or 3 style wreaths that I like to make and then which mesh to use for each style. This was great. I have watched it twice and probably will a couple more times until I get good at what each mesh is. Thank you!
Thank You for sharing this with all of us. I really learned a lot from this video, like the fact that, although poly burlap is more expensive to buy than deco mesh, it's less expensive in the long run, because you use less of it. Also that fabric mesh, is also better than deco mesh. Its a case of, less expensive is not always better, because, you get what you pay for. I will definitely rethink what I buy, and make my wreaths out of. Once again, Thank You for sharing this, I really needed it.
Thank you so much for this video Julie 😘❤️ I’m new to wreath making & you have just explained the difference between the fabrics so well. Also seeing them together was helpful too. 😃👍🏽 ✂️🐰
Thank you Julie!!! This was an awesome video. I’m new to crafting and making wreaths. All the types can get confusing. Thanks so much for breaking it down and explaining the difference. I think you’re amazing. I can’t wait to make one of these flower wreaths.
You do such a great job cutting with the wood burner. I have to wear my readers AND use a metal strait edge to cut between the lines of the poly burlap. It's frustrating but it gets the job done. Oh, and Craft Outlet is such an awesome company. They ship fast and have great customer service!
i didn’t know about you had affiliate links to The wreath shop, etc. and just ordered poly burlap for the first time, to make a Julie Flower. next time,i will use your links! you are so right about the big store v online quality. and sometimes the price is better online, even with shipping.
very informative. I don" like to use Hobby Lobby Mesh either. It is thin and does cover well. my local store does not have a lot to pick from. Enjoy your video. Very helpful.
Oh I wish I would of watched this video first. I am new to making wreaths. Well, I bought from hobby lobby my deco mesh. Boy dose it come apart after you cut it. It’s a tiny bit better using a wood burner. I love your videos and I’m going to order online my Polly burlap. Thanks for sharing your gift.
Hi Julie, I wanted to let you know that Michael's does carry the Poly Burlap Mesh. They are limited colors. Now I have been buying my poly burlap online from Craft Outlet.
I haven't ever made a wreath, but I hope to! This information is valuable, because I was wondering about the differences in all the materials and what to use! Thank you so much!!
This was tremendous. Thanks for helping me to understand the differences. Hobby Lobby Deco Mesh is like you showed, it is thin and it takes more does not hold shape well
thank you so mesh for explaining the differences between all of them. I am VERY new at mesh wreaths. What do you think I should try first? I saw some of your wreaths and they are GORGEOUS!
I enjoy watching all of your fabulous tutorials. FYI: I absolutely despise using the poly burlap because it frays to heck and back. I know that most of you lady crafters use a wood burner on the poly burlap mesh, but I cannot use a wood burner because I have asthma. My question is what would you reccomend using since I can't use the Poly Burlap mesh? any help would be greatly appreciated. God Bless.
Thanks for explaining the differences, you could kinda see the denseness of the material was a difference too. It really helped when U showed the difference between deco and poly in your petal. The cove age just isn't the same, and poly easier to handle. I can't imagine a check deco mesh n how much it would unravel. Again thank it's a good video n I will prolly save n watch again for reference.🔎😁
This is just what I have been trying to figure out. I just came across one of your wreath videos and have been binge watching lol. I picked up some 4 inch burlap from a dollar store to make a pull through wreath! But seems most of the other meshes I have to shop online, unfortunately. This video helps a lot seeing as I can't touch and feel all of the products at stores here. I was hoping you might have talked about the longevity of the products for outdoor use, and what products you have found success with for spraying them. I am a super crafty person but it takes me having to see something that I like to make me run out and spend money, so thanks for the inspiration I am going to be busy making next years Christmas gifts!
Poly burlap is probably my favorite to work with but with any product it depends on how much sun and weather gets to a wreath. I do like to spray mine with clear rustoleum matte acrylic spray. This will help with the fading but you should always test a piece of the material first.
Loved this video but I still have a question..if you cut jute with cutter or scissors will it fray? Also, I assume any type of burlap must be cut with a wood burner because it will fray? Very frustrated with deco mesh that frays, I need a plan B. Lol
Do you have a newer list of who carries poly burlap or the type of deco mesh that the stores are carrying now. I know michaels carries it now but wondering if others are too and just call it something else.
Hello, Love this video thank you so much for the information. One question though, can all of these be hung outside in the weather or are there only certain types that are waterproof? Thank you Jackie
Thank you so much for making this video! I stumbled across your wreaths on Pinterest on Saturday and by that night, I had binge watched your videos on here and ordered supplies from Craft Outlet to make my first wreath. Your videos are amazing, and you explain everything so well. By chance, do you have a video focused solely on different ideas for the centers? Thank you again for the videos and inspiration!!!
Well thank you so much for Watching. I don’t have a video for the different centers but this seems to be a highly requested video so I need to put that on my UA-cam list.
Can u put the poly burlap over the ply deco mesh to heat seal. Asking because I can't it to fuse either way....very frustrating! I'm doing just like u have shown & got both types of mesh from wreath & Bow. Now it will fuse when I cut of edge to make even b4 I get started cutting the rest. Plz help! Lol....thanks, Cheri
Also at: Amazon.com, like 15 diff colors, 10” x 10 yds, as last w asm$9.99; Etsy.com, diff prices, diff colors. Thanks for video. Do you like using jute burlap? And does it keep its shape? The wire in the jute will help, but will it keep its shape over time? Thnx for all your videos. I like educational videos. Thnx again & have a marvelous day!
Thank you so much for your video! Do you use the paper mesh? If so can you do a video on it. I would like to try it but I'm kinda worried about what I can make with it.
HEY JULIE I REALLY ENJOYED THIS TUTORIAL, IT SHOWED ME A LOT AND VERY INTERESTING, THANK YOU !
You are so welcome!
Please accept my thanks! You NEVER bore me and have great tutorials for someone who makes wreaths as gifts and not for sale i.e., many less wreaths. I need be more budget-aware, and you help with that as well. Thanks again.
As I am a newbie to wreath making and no previous information about the various mesh products, your video was so helpful! My plan is to make 2 christmas themed wreaths to hang in our windows -- I know it is only February but by the time I get to it it will be closer to the holiday season. Thank you as I now have a clearer idea of what I would like to use for my mesh.
Julie, thanks for another really helpful video. I love the idea of having a "playlist" to sort your videos by the type of mesh you are using.
Also love this idea ;)
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Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!! I got my order for poly burlap yesterday, today, I have cut out my leave/petals, and attached 1 so far. I had to stop and Thank You. The poly burlap is so much easier on the hands than the deco mesh, It covers better, it cuts better with the wood burner, and it just looks better than the deco mesh. Once I use up my deco mesh, I might not ever buy anything but the poly burlap again, I Love It. Once again, Thank you for sharing this info, and your time with all of us, as well as your talent.
This is super helpful!!! In the past I just grab things at local chains and you’re right, deco mesh CAN BE FRUSTRATING! Thank you so much for doing this!
This video answered ALL my questions as I’m a beginner. I unfortunately started off making a sunflower wreath for my mom’s 92nd birthday. Never having made one before. I very uneducatedly bought the Deco Poly mesh. What a nightmare for this beginner. But I fought it and pushed through and persevered. It turned out very pretty with the exception of constantly pulling off strings off of it just looking at it. You are right, it does have a mind of its own and it will let you know. You completely made sense with all the different kinds to where I feel comfortable now and am actually excited to create another one. Thank you for taking your time to explicitly explain each. Someone in GA.
Julie, this must be - know your mesh day. I’ve watched about four presentations and yours was, by far, the best I’ve seen so far. I make wreaths quite a bit and now finally understand the differences in how to cut or burn which mesh you are using. Also, the exact names of the different materials and the name of the material I prefer to use most. Thank you for doing this presentation. If this was a competition you have my vote. Your work is always beautifully done, and so neat one can tell how mindful you are that this is being sold to someone that appreciates your extra efforts.
Thank you so much for your kind words, this helps me so much to continue to do what I do.
Hi Julie, I'm in Scotland, am new to wreath making and this video was a Godsend. You're wreaths are truly inspirational. X
Thank You! ❤️
JULIE THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL REGARDING DIFFERENT MESHES, IT WAS VERY INFORMATIVE AND ENJOYED LEARNING MORE ABOOUT THE MESHES. I USED DECO MESH WAY BACK IN THE BEGINNING AND DIFFERENT UNDERSTAND WHY WHEN i CUT IT IT EASILY RAVELED, I STRAYED AWAY FROM IT AND I STARTED WITH THE 5.5" BURLAP AND USED SORT OF A RUFFLE WREATH AND STUCK WITH THAT AND COLORED BURLAP ONLY THE 5.5. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND TUTORIALS, YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER. !!! GOD BLESS YOU ! 8/26/21
Thank you so much. Well I have heard as clear as mud most of my life and that is how I felt prior to this presentation. Now the light bulb isn't totally bright but it is getting there. I believe making more wreaths will help enlighten me and paying more attention to what I am buying from whom. Thank you for your time.
Then I achieved my goal!
Thank you for taking the time to share your wealth of information, not to mention, all your tips and tricks. I can't tell you how much it is appreciated!!!
Julie thank you for breaking down the different types of mesh. I really enjoy crafting and I want my wreaths to look the best they can.
Thank you for letting me know
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Being fairly new to the wreath DIY world, I have found your tutorials to be very easy to follow with great results. The information you shared on starting a wreath business was invaluable. Also, your recent tutorial on the new curl method brought many compliments (again thanks to you) which I greatly appreciated. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to many more inspirational jewels 😊
fabric mesh looks beautiful. thanks for this informative video
Thank you so much Julie! Such good info and very helpful. I have all my supplies to try to make 3 sunflower wreaths for myself, mom & sister. Have a great weekend
Thank You so very much for the video, so much information for me, a beginner! You showed mesh I didn't even know existed, and your evaluation of the mesh. It sure is better than buying mesh that doesn't give me the look I want from my mesh. Again, thank you!
SUPER, SUPER helpful. I am new to wreath making. I am trying to figure out 2 or 3 style wreaths that I like to make and then which mesh to use for each style. This was great. I have watched it twice and probably will a couple more times until I get good at what each mesh is. Thank you!
Thank You for sharing this with all of us. I really learned a lot from this video, like the fact that, although poly burlap is more expensive to buy than deco mesh, it's less expensive in the long run, because you use less of it. Also that fabric mesh, is also better than deco mesh. Its a case of, less expensive is not always better, because, you get what you pay for. I will definitely rethink what I buy, and make my wreaths out of. Once again, Thank You for sharing this, I really needed it.
Good video! Wish someone had explained so well when I started long ago. Kind of trained my self, hit or miss. Thanks little lady☺❤💜💙💛
Thank you so much for the shout out Julie, we appreciate it!
@trendytree you’re very welcome!!
Thank you so much for describing the differences between each material. I now have a better understanding which one to use.
Thank you so much for explaining the differences between the types of mesh. Love watching your videos.
Thank you for teaching me the differences. You’re awesome 🌺
Thank you so much for this video Julie 😘❤️
I’m new to wreath making & you have just explained the difference between the fabrics so well.
Also seeing them together was helpful too. 😃👍🏽
✂️🐰
Thank you Julie!!! This was an awesome video. I’m new to crafting and making wreaths. All the types can get confusing. Thanks so much for breaking it down and explaining the difference. I think you’re amazing. I can’t wait to make one of these flower wreaths.
Finally! I now know what to look for when making my wreaths and know the difference! Thank you for this video!!
This was a very informative and helpful video for choosing which products to purchase online.
Thank you for showing this. I've been practicing on deco mesh. Can't wait on poly burlap
Julie, I have been waiting for this video, and I thank you SO much for it. It was most helpful!!! Thanks again!
Thank you very much for this video. Your tutorials are amazing.
You do such a great job cutting with the wood burner. I have to wear my readers AND use a metal strait edge to cut between the lines of the poly burlap. It's frustrating but it gets the job done. Oh, and Craft Outlet is such an awesome company. They ship fast and have great customer service!
I been learning the wood burner, just apply pressure to the wood burner also
i didn’t know about you had affiliate links to The wreath shop, etc. and just ordered poly burlap for the first time, to make a Julie Flower. next time,i will use your links! you are so right about the big store v online quality. and sometimes the price is better online, even with shipping.
Thank you!
I learn so much from you!!!! You explain each product so clearly. Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for watching!
I finally figured that out last winter. It is a life saver!
Thank you just learning the difference
Thank you for explaining the differences.
Thank you so much for the video. Very informative 😀
Your flowers are the best!👏🏼💕🌹
Thanks for the video it really was helpful. I love your videos
very informative. I don" like to use Hobby Lobby Mesh either. It is thin and does cover well. my local store does not have a lot to pick from. Enjoy your video. Very helpful.
Oh I wish I would of watched this video first. I am new to making wreaths. Well, I bought from hobby lobby my deco mesh. Boy dose it come apart after you cut it. It’s a tiny bit better using a wood burner. I love your videos and I’m going to order online my Polly burlap. Thanks for sharing your gift.
I think you will tell a big difference, thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing,very helpfull,I am new to crafting,❤
Thanks for the video Julie. I have been wondering about all this, and you answered all my questions. You are awesome!!
Thank You!
Hi Julie, I wanted to let you know that Michael's does carry the Poly Burlap Mesh. They are limited colors. Now I have been buying my poly burlap online from Craft Outlet.
Thank you, and it is so very helpful.
I haven't ever made a wreath, but I hope to! This information is valuable, because I was wondering about the differences in all the materials and what to use! Thank you so much!!
Playlist! Yes please!
I'm a newbie to your channel, thanks for the info, very helpful. I love alllll your petal wreaths, tfs
This was tremendous. Thanks for helping me to understand the differences. Hobby Lobby Deco Mesh is like you showed, it is thin and it takes more does not hold shape well
This was such a great video ❤. Thank you so much for the information
Thank you so much for this. Yes, this was so so helpful😊😊
Very helpful! Thanks so much Julie :)
thank you so mesh for explaining the differences between all of them. I am VERY new at mesh wreaths. What do you think I should try first? I saw some of your wreaths and they are GORGEOUS!
Great information. I thought they were all the same. I have not yet made a wreath but I have plans to and I can’t wait.
Timely and much appreciated, thanks so much.
I enjoy watching all of your fabulous tutorials. FYI: I absolutely despise using the poly burlap because it frays to heck and back. I know that most of you lady crafters use a wood burner on the poly burlap mesh, but I cannot use a wood burner because I have asthma. My question is what would you reccomend using since I can't use the Poly Burlap mesh? any help would be greatly appreciated. God Bless.
Thank you for this amazing video
This is fantastic information. I can wait to make a wreath. Have a blessed day.
Thank you!!! You made me Smarter with this video.💞
what would you use the yellow poly burlap check mesh for?
Great information for us newbies. Thanks so much 😍
thank you, thank you, thank you... very informative... answered a lot of my questions... tfs...
Thank you so much.... this was so helpful 😊😉
Thanks for explaining the differences, you could kinda see the denseness of the material was a difference too. It really helped when U showed the difference between deco and poly in your petal. The cove age just isn't the same, and poly easier to handle. I can't imagine a check deco mesh n how much it would unravel. Again thank it's a good video n I will prolly save n watch again for reference.🔎😁
So glad it was helpful
Great video, thank you for taking the time to do this. Very informative.
Found this .
Curious to know what is netting?
Sold along with deco mesh.
I learned a lot today.
Thank you so much for this!! ♥️
Thank you so much
I learned so much
❤️👍❤️
Thanks Julie, I needed the info and you explained it just right!!!
Thank you for the information. I didn’t have a clue that there were so many types of burlap. 😂 I’m a newbie in the crafting world
julie me encanto, muy practico, excelente.
This video is so helpful. Thank you
This is just what I have been trying to figure out. I just came across one of your wreath videos and have been binge watching lol. I picked up some 4 inch burlap from a dollar store to make a pull through wreath! But seems most of the other meshes I have to shop online, unfortunately. This video helps a lot seeing as I can't touch and feel all of the products at stores here. I was hoping you might have talked about the longevity of the products for outdoor use, and what products you have found success with for spraying them. I am a super crafty person but it takes me having to see something that I like to make me run out and spend money, so thanks for the inspiration I am going to be busy making next years Christmas gifts!
Poly burlap is probably my favorite to work with but with any product it depends on how much sun and weather gets to a wreath. I do like to spray mine with clear rustoleum matte acrylic spray. This will help with the fading but you should always test a piece of the material first.
very informative, Julie!
Very good information 😊
What's the best that don't fray that I could use to make the angel wings?Reefi don't like the white mesh.It's Frearing all over the place
Very helpful video - thank you!
Thank you! Now I know the difference!
Excellent information
Thank you! So much.
Hi Julie. Thanks for the explanations. I don’t see the link to Michelle’s channel or the link to your pumpkin wreath tutorial.
Check the description box again, I just added them.
Is the poly burlap from Michael’s the same as what you use? Or is it less in quality? Thank you for all you share and teach.
Where did you get your rotary cutter?
Loved this video but I still have a question..if you cut jute with cutter or scissors will it fray? Also, I assume any type of burlap must be cut with a wood burner because it will fray? Very frustrated with deco mesh that frays, I need a plan B. Lol
Thank you Julie’s really helps
Do you have a newer list of who carries poly burlap or the type of deco mesh that the stores are carrying now. I know michaels carries it now but wondering if others are too and just call it something else.
Hello, Love this video thank you so much for the information. One question though, can all of these be hung outside in the weather or are there only certain types that are waterproof? Thank you Jackie
Poly burlap is probably the best for outdoor use then deco mesh behind it. Natural Jute burlap will always need protection from the elements.
@@JuliesWreathBoutique Awesome thank you so much for the info. ❤❤
Thank you so much for making this video! I stumbled across your wreaths on Pinterest on Saturday and by that night, I had binge watched your videos on here and ordered supplies from Craft Outlet to make my first wreath. Your videos are amazing, and you explain everything so well. By chance, do you have a video focused solely on different ideas for the centers? Thank you again for the videos and inspiration!!!
Well thank you so much for
Watching. I don’t have a video for the different centers but this seems to be a highly requested video so I need to put that on my UA-cam list.
This was extremely helpful
Thank you
I know this is 3 years old, but it was very informative and helpful. Thank you.
How big are the square size? Great video!
I went to Michael's yesterday and they have Poly burlp mesh
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!! :) I waited for this video from you :)
So glad I could help!
Can u put the poly burlap over the ply deco mesh to heat seal. Asking because I can't it to fuse either way....very frustrating! I'm doing just like u have shown & got both types of mesh from wreath & Bow. Now it will fuse when I cut of edge to make even b4 I get started cutting the rest. Plz help! Lol....thanks, Cheri
Yes you can, the only mesh I’ve used is what I purchase online. If you’re getting your mesh from the local craft stores it may lot work as well.
Also at: Amazon.com, like 15 diff colors, 10” x 10 yds, as last w asm$9.99; Etsy.com, diff prices, diff colors. Thanks for video. Do you like using jute burlap? And does it keep its shape? The wire in the jute will help, but will it keep its shape over time? Thnx for all your videos. I like educational videos. Thnx again & have a marvelous day!
Jute will eventually break down and loose its form, if it had wire in it then it may hold up better.
Great comparison Julie thanks so much. Would you mind
Mentioning the brand of rotary cutter you use please!
You will find my choice of rotary cutters in my amazon affiliate store here: www.amazon.com/shop/julieswreathboutique
I found some burlap deco mesh at craft outlet, is this the same has poly burlap? Will it fray alot?
Poly burlap is what I like the most.
Thank you so much for your video! Do you use the paper mesh? If so can you do a video on it. I would like to try it but I'm kinda worried about what I can make with it.
I used to in the beginning but don’t anymore. It just is so temperamental to work with.
@@JuliesWreathBoutique thank you so much I appreciate your help.