Transform your home into a citrus-infused paradise with our latest tutorial on drying citrus for stunning home decor! 🏡🌞 Discover the art of preserving lemons, oranges, and grapefruits to create ...

WATSONTOWN, Pa. — Decorating with real greens and dried fruit is a classic alternative to life-like wreaths and garland. Colleen Musgrave of Blooming Meadows Farm demonstrates how to craft a ...

Florist’s wire A wreath ring Sharp scissors Wreath filling or moss Foliage, dried fruit, and other decorative items of your choice String or a hook Once you’ve got everything you need to make ...

Inspired by the holiday crafting projects I made with my grandmother as a child and the natural decorations of Early American colonial style, I’ve always enjoyed creating wreaths made from se… ...

To make a fresh evergreen and fruit wreath for a standard-sized front door, you need: *18-inch, double- wire wreath ring (makes up to an 24-inch wreath) *Evergreens like spruce, boxwood, pine and ...

Neat, huh? 7. Create a dried-fruit wreath Turns out, drying fruit is super simple to do at home. Create this live wreath with eucalyptus boughs, a wicker wreath frame and dried citrus slices.

Forbid the Fruit Though this is a live wreath, the apples aren't real because they'd probably attract a few unwanted Thanksgiving guests.

Besides fruit, other materials needed for your wreath include medium gauge florist’s wire, florist’s tape, green rhododendron or bay leaves, dried flowers if you wish, and a sturdy frame.

Hand-made wreaths and holiday decorations will be available from the UC Santa Cruz Arboretum at the annual Dried Flower and Succulent Wreath Sale on Saturday and Sunday, November 17 and 18. Exotic ...

Florist’s wire A wreath ring Sharp scissors Wreath filling or moss Foliage, dried fruit, and other decorative items of your choice String or a hook Once you’ve got everything you need to make ...