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Wreaths
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Use florist’s wire to hold the boughs said vines together in a ring. If you are using pine cones, first lay them out in a circle as best you can - sometimes alternating right-side-up and upsidedown works better for arranging them. When you have it all worked out, use a hot-glue gun to assemble your pine-cone wreath.
Again, the style is really a matter of personal preference. Decorating your wreath can be as simple and random as you wish, or it can be done with a
Kttem or theme in mind.
rries and evergreen clippings go especially well together. Another great combination is pine cones, acorns, walnuts and feathers. You can fashion a gardener’s wreath using herb leaves, com husks and small gourds.
Once you start to see the effect these natural decorations have in your home, you’ll never quite see your yard in quite the same way. Never again will you leave your home to take a nature walk and come back emptyhanded - every journey will turn into a treasure hunt.
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