Woody materials may include birch bush, grape and Virginia creeper vines. You may also include cones, nuts and other dry fruit, poppy and other seed pods, fungus such as mushrooms, bracts, and some of the mosses. Wreaths Indoors Indoor wreaths can be delicate or rustic depending on the room, the house and the preferences of the owner, of course. If an evergreen wreath is to be used in a warm climate or indoors, place the cut stems of the greenery in damp peat moss to help prevent the wreath from losing its color and freshness. It is convenient to use a glue gun to attach dry, delicate material to a wreath.
Indoor wreaths can be very personal and interesting.
I have also seen some very attractive wreaths for children - wreaths with candy canes and gingerbread men. Another innovative idea is the edible wreath can be made of paper-covered candy.