29.5" Faux Flocked Twig Bundle (3 Stems)

• A freshly-fallen-snow look: white flocking and clear glitter over winter twigs
• Drops right in: the three stems come tied with rope, ready for a vase
• Texture without color: adds height and a soft white dusting without more color
• Shapeable to your needs: wired twigs bend and angle however you need
• Honest about shedding: the flocking and glitter shed a little, and hairspray helps
• Reusable each winter: no water, no melting, packs away and comes back

• Console and entry vase: drop the rope-tied bundle in for an instant snowy statement
• Separate the three: tuck single twigs into wreaths, garlands, and arrangements
• Add height above fuller stems: use the twigs for line and white over a low base
• Keep it soft and neutral: the white flocking pairs with almost any winter palette
• Mix with evergreen: pair with pine, cedar, or white berries for a snowy look
• All winter long: the flocked look carries past the holidays through late winter

• Length: 29.5 inches per stem, tall enough for a console, entry, or buffet vase
• Stem splits at: 12.5 inches from the base, so it drops into an 11 to 14 inch vase with no trimming
• Twigs: brown branches under white faux-snow flocking, no leaves or flowers
• Finish: light faux-snow flocking and clear glitter (both may shed a little, hairspray helps)
• Tied: the three stems come bundled with natural rope, ready to drop in
• Material: wired stems with plastic twigs, faux-snow flocking, and glitter
• Color: white flocked
• Care: no water; a light mist of hairspray helps hold the flocking and glitter
• Sold as: a bundle of three stems, vase not included (one bundle shown in the photo)

What size vase fits this 29.5 inch flocked twig bundle?

An 11 to 14 inch vase holds it right out of the box, because the stems stay bare for about 12.5 inches before the twigs branch out. The bare base and rope tie sit in the vessel while the flocked twigs show above the rim. Nothing to trim, though the wired stems cut shorter if you want.

Do the flocking and glitter shed?

There is light faux-snow flocking and clear glitter, so they can shed a little, especially at first. A light mist of hairspray over the stems helps hold both in place and cut the shedding, and a gentle shake outdoors before bringing them in helps too.

How many stems come in the bundle?

Three flocked twig stems come tied together with natural rope. You can leave them bundled for a fuller, snowy statement, or separate them to tuck single stems into other arrangements. The photo shows one bundle of three.

Are the stems tied together?

Yes, the three stems are tied with natural rope, so the bundle drops straight into a vase as one piece. You can leave the rope on for a quick, finished look, or untie it to use the stems separately.

What color are these flocked twigs?

They are white, with a soft faux-snow flocking and a light clear-glitter shimmer over brown twigs. The look reads like freshly fallen snow, neutral enough to work with almost any winter palette.

How tall are these twig stems?

Each stem is about 29.5 inches long, with the twigs branching out about 12.5 inches up. That makes them tall enough for a console, entry, or buffet vase, and long enough to add height to a mixed arrangement.

What do these flocked twigs pair well with?

They pair well with evergreen greenery, white berries, and pinecones for a soft, snowy winter look. Use them to add height and a dusting of white above fuller stems. The neutral flocking does not fight other colors.

Can the twigs be bent or trimmed?

Yes. The wired stems bend, so you can angle and spread the twigs for a natural look, and cut the base shorter for a smaller vessel. Shaping them keeps the bundle from looking stiff.

Are these just for the holidays?

They lean winter, but the snowy, flocked look reads seasonal rather than strictly Christmas, so they carry through the whole season. Many people keep them up from the first snow through late winter. They are a winter piece more than a holiday one.

How many bundles do I need for a vase?

One bundle of three fills a small to medium vase on its own. For a larger or fuller vase, two bundles give you more twigs to spread. Separating the stems also lets you stretch one bundle across several arrangements.

What are these twigs made of?

Wired stems with plastic twigs, faux-snow flocking, and clear glitter, tied with natural rope. The wire lets you bend and shape them, and a light mist of hairspray helps hold the flocking and glitter. Nothing needs water or upkeep.

Do they have leaves or flowers?

No, these are bare flocked twig stems, no leaves or flowers. That is what makes them useful for adding height, line, and a snowy white dusting to an arrangement without adding more color.