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Golden oranges, pale yellows, dark greens: Here's a study in the luscious colors of late fall. Bursting with nature's bounty, this wreath is perfect to adorn a front door for Thanksgiving; it also makes a nice autumn accent for a fence or tool shed. Turn it into a veritable symbol of things you are thankful for; scope out your backyard, your kitchen, or even playroom for any other elements you may wish to add.


  Materials:
 
14"- diameter straw ring base
45 yarrow flowers, fresh or dried (about 6 bunches)
2 yards green reel (rose) wire
wire scissors
hot-glue gun (low temperature) & glue sticks
pruning sheers
4 gourds, small and lightweight
35-40 autumn leaves (oak, maple, etc.)
5 dried baby artichokes

Note: You can find most of these materials in art or floral supply stores; for the leaves, just go into the outdoors, if possible.

  Instructions:
 
1.   Cut fresh yarrow branches into pieces six inches long using pruning sheers.
2.   Using wire scissors, cut pieces of wire and wire the branches individually onto a straw ring base.
3.   Hot-glue lightweight gourds, oak leaves, and dried baby artichokes.

Fresh yarrow will dry to the same color in about 2 days. If hung outdoors, the wreath will stay fresh longer in cold weather.

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