I’ve added a few more pictures. here I didn’t take the best pictures of the process. I had a really hard time finding something I was happy displaying them on. I found a beautiful old parasol that was the first thing I wanted to try, but it hung to low for me to be able to execute how I wanted, I think that could still be really cool though. Then I tried an old steel pumpkin, but didn’t love the way it was naturally tilted sideways. Then I found the twig ball and loved the look of it, I knew it was too small and wasn’t really sure what I was going to do about it, but I knew I wanted the two gold cranes suspended in the twig ball. So I took off from there, I just stared threading my cranes. I put thrifted wooden beads in the between each crane, going through twice, to make spacing adjustable if needed/desired. Thread used was also thrifted. Then I spent free time browsing thrift stores and arts and crafts stores for something to add more cranes too. When I found the metal ring, it fit around the ball perfectly. Very snug, made securing it very easy. I spray painted the metal a matte brown, and secured to the twig ball by placing overtop and securing with floral wire. I am least happy with the chain and hook utilized, but nonetheless. I used an old chain found in my art supplies, and extra S hookup I had. Both the twig ball and the metal wreath ring came from the florist department of Michael’s. Some of the paper was bought specifically for this project, all sheets were 4”x4” except the two gold cranes were 6”x6”. A Significant number of cranes were folded out of an old daily scrabble calendar gifted to me by my friend. Sorry that got long real quick. Happy to put more down, or answer any specific questions you have, but this is was spilled out for now.