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This Winter/Christmas wreath is almost free and very easy to make in an afternoon,
you can find all materials in nature,
only the gluesticks and some optional decorations cost a few bugs.
Your not forced to do this as a wreath, you could use the same technique for a rectangular or maybe a star shaped centerpiece.
Hope you like it :)
you can find all materials in nature,
only the gluesticks and some optional decorations cost a few bugs.
Your not forced to do this as a wreath, you could use the same technique for a rectangular or maybe a star shaped centerpiece.
Hope you like it :)
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Leave your house for once and get the needed stuff from mother nature.
14 ft ( 4metres) of thin branches (diameter ca 0,5 inch and less) i chose willow because it growes back very quickly.
some small pinecones
moss (Cladonia rangiferina) dries very quickly, (if you can't find it there's some in your craft store :P)
tools:
Gluegun (3-4 sticks needed)
scissors
secateurs for the branches
pen and paper
protractor (what a word)
Optional for decoration:
glitter
gold/silver spray paint
pearl-garland and a candle
14 ft ( 4metres) of thin branches (diameter ca 0,5 inch and less) i chose willow because it growes back very quickly.
some small pinecones
moss (Cladonia rangiferina) dries very quickly, (if you can't find it there's some in your craft store :P)
tools:
Gluegun (3-4 sticks needed)
scissors
secateurs for the branches
pen and paper
protractor (what a word)
Optional for decoration:
glitter
gold/silver spray paint
pearl-garland and a candle
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today i went out for one more moss-and cone raid!
a whole bucket waits to be wreathed :)
Sunshiine
I'm in desperate need for snow and christmas feeling (okay maybe a little early, but it's dark out there :) )
that's why I came up with it.