Berry Sprays

Hello,



Does anyone know of a good supplier to purchase those berry sprays - I mean those kind that you can make a wreath out of - they come in small and large swags and usually come in different colors per swag.



I've been looking but all I seem to find are berry sprays on picks.



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I typed in Berry Sprays and found this place...now I never used them but it may be a place to look: http://www.flowerdepotstore.com

Hope this helps...Yeah I guess I'm lucky...here in Texas and southwest areas have a place called GARDEN RIDGE....THAT IS A GREAT PLACE to find these types of things...good luck to ya!

They have a Garden ridge in Va. I was there. There website is ..

http://www.Gardenridge.com

Hey Deb... I got a craft catalog today that had them in for 12.59. Go to http://www.craftcatalog.com



Apple

Deb, are these berry sprays for your personal use or for something that you want to sell?

If they are for your personal use, then the cost of a few sprays won't amount to much. But if you are making something with them to sell, then cost is very important. Your remark about making them yourself sparked an idea--why not do that?

The berries can be made from clay--which can be found on sale at most any craft store--and one pkg. will make LOTS of berries--after they are formed and baked (be sure to insert half a wooden toothpick in it so that you can insert wire later)--when cooled coat them with the Gloss Glaze so that they shine--buy some cheap silk foliage and remove all the leafs--go to the hardware store and purchase a durable wire(in quantity so that it will be cheaper)--purchase florist tape by the quantity also to save money--then make your own berry sprays.

To be on the safe side--shop around and get the cheapest price for all the purchases before you begin--then try and estimate how many you will be able to make with the supplies and divide that into the total cost--naturaaly this will be a "ballpark" figure--but it will let you know if it is a "do-able" project!

Either way--Best of Luck!