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It takes all kinds and that goes for Wreaths too! They are great indoors and out and really symbolize the Holidays in a special way. To find out more about the bevy of beauties above check out GoodHousekeeping.com . The link below will lead you to DIY directions for each one. The hardest thing to do will be to pick which one you like best.
The Pom Pom Wreath by The Crafty Mix .
All other Wreaths from Good Housekeeping.com here> and here> photo credit: Frances Janisch
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I like the 3-D white star wreath in the upper right-hand corner. I saw those paper mache stars at Paper Source today and thought they were interesting but didn’t know what to do with them. I may just surf on over to Good Housekeepings website and get the DIY directions.
Have you decided on which one to make yet? Post or tweetpic if your do
Thanks for sharing.
I really was thinking that one. I want to hang it on a light colored wall though and I am worried it won’t look as good.