DIY Wedding Favor Tins

You see wedding favor crafts all over now, it's the season! So Craftzilla is jumping in too, with this 3minutes or less craft that you can create at home with just a glue gun, ribbon, florals and a tin. At that rate you could pump out the entire need of 100 within an episode of Glee! (Well, maybe two episodes.) For extra points, shell out for the magnetic backed kind so that guests can take them home and re-use them on their fridge.

Materials
glue gun/ clear sticks
embellished ribbon (either with pearls or lace already on it or a printed ribbon, the thicker it is, the cleaner it will look)
tiny silk flowers with greenery (they come in bunches of at least 10)
silk green leaves (again, in packs or bunches)
favor tins (in this case, magnetic backed favor tins)

1. Heat up you glue gun and put in a clear glue stick
2. Measure the length of ribbon you'll need to go around the tin and short it just a tiny bit so there's a place for the "bouquet" of flowers to rest
3. Separate out a couple of tiny flowers, wrap together with their included floral wire and trim off excess.
4. Add the single green leaf to the bunch, securing with a dot of hot glue and twisting with floral wire

5. Apply glue to the end of the ribbon and press onto the side of the tin and hold in place until the glue hardens. Continue gluing and wrapping the ribbon around the tin in a straight line
6. If your bouquet looks a little haggard or too much floral wire is showing for your liking, you can add a tiny piece of ribbon around the handle with your glue gun.

7. Apply glue to the pack of the bouquet and press into the opening of the ribbon on the tin until it hardens

That's it! Move on to the next one and repeat until all the favors have been created.