Review on π IF OYO Red Berries: 10 Artificial Berry Stems for Festive Tree Decor, Crafts, Home & Holiday by Sheneka Lane
bright red is best suited for artificial plants and flowers
These berries are bright red in color, they can be moved into wreaths, centerpieces or on the coat. I wish they were a little darker but they work well with the darker items I have. Not sure if they will last. One of them had a red chip but for the price they are great.
- 10 individual stems of red berries for Christmas tree ornaments, decoration for holiday, home, party, wedding
- matte packaging
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