BACKSTORY

I was at home on a Sunday night, and I thought of my friends and how they were so kind to me over the past school year, so I decided to make something special for them.

After 12 hours of prints and 20 minutes of assembly, I was able to make 6 of the best things ever.

My friends enjoyed these Hawaiian wreaths and they just so happened to fit into our spirit day, too. I hope yours do to.

ASSEMBLY/PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS

The wreaths are easy to assemble, and you can print out a perfect batch of 8 in less than 4 hours (150mm/s). For one wreath, you will need five flowers and if you want to, they can be in contrasting colors.

For me, I printed 3 yellow and 2 orange for each wreath.

Creating 6 wreaths resulted in 2 batches of 8 yellow and 2 batches of 7 orange to form 15 in total.

I randomly found some metallic baker's string or wrapping twine (whatever u call it) and pushed it through the flowers. If you have bigger string, that's okay. I have a scaled-up version (140%) of the flowers which can fit bigger strings.

After finishing putting the flowers onto the string, then tie it off with a good knot. Do not do a butterfly knot. It will come loose, and all your dreams will fall onto concrete. Make sure it's secure and you're done!!!

THE GIFTING PROCESS

After you finished whatever many wreaths and want to give them away, the best practice is to put them each in plastic baggies. That way, they do not get tangled, and you can label them with your friend's name or even write a note on it!!!

ENJOY

Enjoy the wreaths and I hope they bring a smile to someone's face. HAGS!!! (Have A Good Summer)!!!

-Aric the Kakapo (Kakapos Rule!!!)