13 Once you get to the end, don’t end off, but instead, gently pull the thread and gather the yoyo into a tight center. It’ll look something like this. Tack the center closed with a few small stitches, and secure the end of the thread, leaving it attached.
14 Flatten out the yoyo so it becomes more circular and flower-shaped, sew a button to the center, and it’s done!
Try them making them in different sizes and fabrics for your wreath. 15 Make a few of each type of flower, placing them temporarily on your wreath base to determine the layout. When you’re happy with your design, glue the flowers in place.
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