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I have a fondness for the simple, affordable wreaths that are sold at grocery stores this time of year, but I don’t love the bows that come with them — I always switch them out. Here is a way to repurpose those discarded bows – which are stiff and sturdy – perfect for this project…
With just a few simple folds and one staple, these little pockets can hold greene...
Don’t throw away those used-up tins from your tealights – you can turn them into Christmas ornaments…
For this project I used: burned tealight cups, metallic pipe cleaners, a bottle cap and a gem sticker (from Michaels).
Release the leftover wax from cup by placing in freezer for a few hours, it will slip right out (if not, gently nudg...
I love wreaths, but I really enjoy thinking up new decor ideas for our front door. Here’s a project that looks great and can be made quite easily…
For this project you will need: a 3″ diameter cork (purchased online), dried flowers, pine cones, nuts, a square piece of cardboard, ribbon and hot-glue gun.
Hot-glue the cork to the center of y...
If you have a large ornament collection, like I do, here’s a quick project that puts to use a few of those extras that didn’t make it onto the tree…
This works great for those ornaments that are missing their caps.
Fill a vessel with uncooked rice, stick in some 12″ bamboo skewers (you can cut some skewers down to help with the overall shape an...
Grab a bag of apples and some natural rope and make yourself a door swag…
For this project you will need: 3/4″ natural rope, jute-covered floral wire, wire clippers and apples.
Cut jute wire into 5-inch lengths and twist into loops with a 2-inch long stem.
Stick the stem of your wire loop into the top of the apple.
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