You would need a 12" ring to make a 24" wreath. The general rule of them is add 12" to the ring size to come up with overall size of the finished wreath. Example a 24" ring would make a 36" wreath, a 36" ring makes a 48" wreath.

These numbers are an industry standard way to measure ribbon. #9 measures 1-3/8". #40 is 2-5/8". #80 is 3-1/2". #100 is 4". #120 is 6".

The Felco clippers come in an array of sizes but for small hands the #6 Felco is the best size. If you have large hands you may be more comfortable with a #2 or #8, though the #6 will still work excellent for you.

We work with multiple shipping companies in order to achieve the lowest possible shipping price. This means we check with 2-4 carriers before we send out every shipment to insure the best price. Often times large orders can be shipped on a pallet via truck for much less money that individual boxes via standard delivery.

We are located at 3125 Center Rd Merrill, WI 54452. Do not hesitate to come and shop at our retail location we are open 7 days a week, just remember to call ahead if you are coming for farther away that way we can get your order ready and be here to serve you.

We are open 7 days a week most any time between 8 A.M. and 9 P.M. C.S.T., you can call here anytime because we live on location so we do answer the phone after hours. You can visit us any time by calling ahead and making appointment.

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The WASP II and the WASP II knee switch model share the same great features. The knee switch model features a mushroom style knee switch that when depressed will allow the machine to operate, once you let off the machine stops. This can be handy when making specialty garlands that require different species of material to be inserted or when you need to stop and check your garland more frequently.

The general rule is 1 clip per inch of ring, so a 12" clamp ring would have 12 clips, a 14" is 14 clips 24" is 24 clips, 36" is 36 clips. This is also a quick way to measure clamp rings without a ruler, just count the clips so if you count 12 clips, you have a 12" ring.