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Nature has a lot to offer as raw materials for craft projects. How about some native plant ornaments? God’s gift to women — the hot glue gun — can turn five dried milkweed pods into a star ornament. Just attach them at their rounded bases. Add bright beads or dried flowers in each pod for color and a hanging loop.
Sweet Gum balls — those prickly round balls (look in front of the Fauquier Bank, across from the library) beg to be made into ornaments. You can glue them together for small wreaths or candle rings. Add a small stick to one and a tiny clay pot for cute topiaries. Their dark brown color is the perfect foil for red berries and metalic ribbon.
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