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Making a Christmas Wreath for Nothing

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Date: 12/09/2008 Topics: Christmas > Decorations > Outdoor | Gardening > Seasonal  
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Find a pine tree with branches close to the ground. Cut enough branches for you to make a wreath. Make a circle base with the branches and then build on with other branches. I used twine to bind the wreath, you can use craft wire or even ribbon. Break out your old Christmas decorations and decorate the wreath any way you like.

By Jen from APO, AE
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By katklaw777 (75) Contact
make sure you get permission from the person whose tree it is!!! remember you cant do this at at the forest preserve or a national forest either! I have asked for and gotten permission to pick up pine cones under pine trees, they make wonderful xmas decorations and wreathes too.

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