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with all sorts of natural treasures. Be sure to take a bag and a pair of sharp scissors or shears with you.
The key is to get a good variety of items. The most common treasures to be found around the yard include slim vines, sprigs of wild berries, acorns, walnuts, pine cones, evergreen boughs, leaves, cattails, feathers and ferns. You can also use items from your garden, such as gourds or herbs — rosemary, thyme and sage — or household items, such as cinnamon sticks and ribbon.
The rule of thumb is that anything that looks interesting or attractive can go in your wreath or bouquet. So throw caution to the wind, and start, really looking at those weeds and wildflowers you normally ignore.
Once you have gathered all your goodies, bring them to a counter or large space and sort
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