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DIY Shepherd's Crook Aisle Markers with Hanging Jars

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A black shepherd's crook in the grass beside a ceremony chair, holding a wire-wrapped glass jar of white gypsophila

What you'll make

You make a 120 cm black shepherd's crook with a wire-wrapped 490 ml glass jar of faux gypsophila hanging from it, one for every second row along the aisle. Each marker costs about £10.79 because the crooks come in 4-packs, the jars come by the dozen and the wire costs pennies per jar. Plan 1 crook per 2 rows: a pair of rows seats about 8 guests on each side, so that is 0.125 markers per guest.

Materials (per item)

120 cm black metal shepherd's crook (BSTMOME)
1 (from a 4-pack at £13.99, Amazon.co.uk) · Amazon.co.uk, The Range or a garden centre
£3.50
490 ml preserving glass jar
1 (from a 12-pack bundle at £12.00, Hobbycraft) · Hobbycraft, B&M or any shop selling jam jars
£1.00
Green floral hobby wire, 20 SWG, 35 cm lengths
2 lengths (from a 25 g pack at £2.00, Hobbycraft; the pack gives weight not count, roughly 14 lengths) · Hobbycraft or any craft shop floristry aisle
£0.29
White artificial gypsophila bunch, 35 cm
1 bunch (£6.00, Hobbycraft) · Hobbycraft, Poundland or B&M artificial flower aisle
£6.00
DIY cost each£10.79

Tools

Wire cutters, Needle-nose pliers, Tape measure, Washing-up liquid and a scrubbing sponge

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