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potpourri, a bow on the basket, and you've got a decorator piece or even a gift.
Get out your glue guo (if you want the process to go faster than attaching individual wire to the pinecones) and stick pinecones of different varieties onto a circular form (foam, wire-mesh, straw, plywood, etc.) It's easy — you can do it in one evening while you re talking on the phone or watching television. You'll end up with a beautiful pinecone wreath which would cost a very pretty penny. Add bows, Christmas balls, dried flowers, cinnamon sticks, wrapped hard candy — whatever your little heart desires. Spray your completed wreath with a clear preservative, and it will last for years.
• Make an unusual, pretty wreath by attaching colorful pieces of individually wrapped hard candy to a foam wreath form with straight pins. You can get one look by using all red and white peppermint
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