In wreath making, plastic berries are often used to add texture, colour, and visual interest to wreaths. These artificial berries mimic the appearance of real berries while providing durability and longevity. There are several types of plastic berries commonly used in wreath making. 

• Foam berries are lightweight and have a soft texture, resembling the look and feel of real berries. They are usually made from a dense foam material that is coated with a layer of colored plastic. Foam berries are available in various sizes, colors, and shapes, such as round or elongated. They can be easily attached to wreaths using floral wire or hot glue.

• Silk berries are made from synthetic silk or polyester material. They are crafted to imitate the appearance of real berries and often have a realistic texture and sheen. Silk berries come in a range of vibrant colors and can be found in different sizes and styles, including small clusters or individual berries. These berries can be attached to wreaths using floral wire or hot glue.

• Plastic Berries with Wire Stems: Some plastic berries are designed with wire stems attached to them. These berries are often made from durable plastic materials and have a more rigid texture. The wire stems make them easy to insert directly into the wreath base or wrap around wreath forms, allowing for secure attachment and flexibility in design.

• Acrylic berries are made from transparent or translucent plastic material, giving them a glossy and glass-like appearance. These berries can be found in different shapes and sizes, including round or teardrop-shaped. They can be attached using floral wire or hot glue.

• Some plastic berries are embellished with glitter or a frosting effect, giving them a frosted or sparkling appearance. These berries are perfect for adding a touch of holiday or winter-themed flair to wreaths. Glitter or frosted plastic berries can be found in various colours and sizes, and they can be attached using floral wire or hot glue.