How do you make a Himmeli wreath?

Making your wreath sections

1. Step 1: Measure out 2 1/2 arms length of wire.
2. Step 2: Thread 4 straws on the wire.
3. Step 3: Twist the wire together to form a diamond with the straws.
4. Step 4: Add 2 more straws to the wire.
5. Step 5: Twist and attach the wire at the opposite end of the diamond.

What is Himmeli made of?

The himmeli, a traditional Finnish holiday decoration made out of straw, remains popular today.

How do you make a geometric centerpiece?

Directions for a DIY Geometric Centerpiece

1. Using your wire (generous amount) and straws, make a single triangle.
2. Tie a knot to secure the triangle.
3. Add straws then take your wire to go up the next triangle.
4. Tie a knot to secure the existing triangle to make another.
5. Repeat this until you have 5 triangles in a row.

What do you use to make a Himmeli?

Although the materials and methods traditionally used in making a himmeli are simple – reeds, straws, bits of wood, egg shells, bird feathers and yarn, the result can be impressive. Himmeli can to be made up of hundreds and even thousands of straws.

How do you make a himmeli out of straw?

Cut your straws into thirds. Take three pieces of your straw and thread them on to your string. Shape them into a triangle and tie a knot. Add two more pieces of straw to create a second triangle and tie. Repeat Step 3 until you have just one piece of straw left.

Is it easy to make a Himmeli sculpture?

A lot of bloggers and creatives have done their own take on the himmeli, working on huge, intricate designs with brass tubing or coloured straws, which are then hung strategically in lovely interiors. Even though they look complicated, himmeli sculptures are easy to make.

How to make himmeli ornaments-a Crafted Passion?

These handmade Finnish-inspired Christmas tree ornaments are so easy and cheap to make, plus the geometric look adds a modern edge to your tree. As I was planning out what I wanted to do with our Christmas decor this year, I became obsessed with the Finnish straw Christmas ornaments, himmeli. Have you seen them?