| Christmas wreaths are an old Christmas
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| | the foliage and then twist the wire
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| tradition that is used to decorate the
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| | around the wreath ring with another piece
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| outside of the house, typically on the
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| | of wire. Repeat this procedure an inch or
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| front door, to give Christmas time
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| | two further down the stem.During the
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| visitors a festive greeting.To make a
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| | first round of the wreath the foliage
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| Christmas wreath you will need a wreath
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| | will slide around a little bit but the
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| ring, florist wire (you can get these
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| | more you put on the more stable it will
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| cheaply from our local florist) and some
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| | become. Keep your work flat on a tabletop
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| vegetation.Take a walk around your local
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| | to prevent movement.Much of building the
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| park, your garden or in the countryside.
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| | wreath is to place your foliage to make
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| Take a bag and some scissors with you and
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| | something pleasing to the eye, with
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| collect interesting vegetation to make a
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| | interest around the whole of the
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| Christmas wreath. Under no circumstances
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| | wreath.However there are some general
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| should you pick plants from other
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| | rules of the thumb.Use the inner and
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| people's gardens unless you have their
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| | outer rings as separate 'rounds' filling
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| permission to do so.Collect evergreens,
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| | both rings makes a full plush wreath.You
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| ivy and loral leave are good. Some leaves
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| | will find that you can make rounds appear
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| are a silvery grey; these add a frosty
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| | to have a direction. This is when the
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| feeling to the wreath. Conifers are
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| | stems all lay the same way. Wreaths look
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| popular in people's gardens. Do you have
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| | best if a round follows the same
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| a conifer in your garden? Conifers don't
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| | direction. However, the two rings on the
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| have overly interesting foliage but they
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| | wreath ring don't necessarily have to go
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| make a great base to the wreath.Also look
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| | in the same direction.The more you add,
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| out for holly or other shrubs that bear
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| | the better it looks.Save the 'feature' or
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| berries. Berries add colour to the
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| | fancier pieces until last so that they
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| wreath. Look out for dried seedpods such
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| | sit on the top layer of the wreath where
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| as poppies, teasels and pinecones.
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| | they can be seen.To add pine cones, wrap
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| Seedpods can be spray painted silver or
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| | some wore around the bottom layer of the
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| gold and used to add interest to the
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| | cone seeds, and twist the two wire stems
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| wreath. If you do intend to use spray
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| | firmly together and push the wire into
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| paint any pieces do this well in advance
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| | the wreath and twist them together at the
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| of the day you intend to make the wreath
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| | back of the wreath. You could also wire
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| to give the paint enough time to dry.
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| | on Christmas baubles.When the wreath is
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| When using spray paint always closely
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| | finished hang it on your front door for
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| follow the direction of use printed on
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| | all to see and appreciate.S. Roberts
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| the back of the tin.To make the wreath
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| | writes for where Santa writes FREE
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| To attach pieces of foliage to the
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| | personalised emails and children can
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| wreath ring you cut to piece to length
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| | write and tell Father Christmas their
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| and wrap the wire around the lower end of
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| | Christmas wish list.
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