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Crafters love today's amazingly realistic silk flowers and dried florals; and the project they make most often is the wreath. Wreaths and Wall Flowers presents 25 extraordinary yet easy wreaths and other wall decorations bursting with color and new ways to use the latest floral materials. Master floral designer Ardith Beveridge has created wreaths that will be the focal point of any room. In a variety of shapes and sizes, the wreaths are styled for each season and a range of popular decors. Ardith's "wall flowers" are even more original, from a floral monogram to a floralscape on canvas. Each wall flower uses a creative container or base, such as a picture frame, shadow box, mirror, wall vase, even garden fencing. Every project has clear, step-by-step instructions with how-to photographs, for professional results even with no floral experience. These fabulous wreaths and decorations will bring seasonal color and beauty to any wall of the home.

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In the last few years, flower makers have vastly improved their products. This book celebrates these improvements with 70 handsome projects, ranging from a classic vase of ivory roses to a garland of lively spring blooms to a lush basket of vegetables. Readers will delight in creating fabulous table arrangements, garlands, wreaths, holiday arrangements, and much more. 90 color photos.

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This Ebook will give you tips and techniques for planning your Elegant But Inexpensive Methods for your Christmas Holiday. There are a TON of things to think about, but this Ebook will begin to walk you through the steps.It's possible to pay a bundle for all the deco and trappings of this holiday, if you don't plan ahead. The good news is you can visit somewhere like even your local library or magazine shop, to SAVE BIG on holiday IDEAS. Your local craft shops are a Bonanza of "cheap" decorating items and ideas - and so is your attic or garage, by the way - and you will have a GREAT time without spending all of your money!You can consider the most gracious of holiday settings, at reasonable rates. Use this great guide as a tool to plan your upcoming holiday season! Locate great "forgotten items" to breathe new life into... or a dramatic collection of "decorations" that NEVER thought they would BE Christmas ornamentation... using ideas you find in the Ebook. These exciting finds can be found wherever you may be! Add a huge helping of your imagination, and your Christmas display will be the envy of everyone!

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It's that time of the year again! Time to get out the tree, stockings and mistletoe! Don't know where to begin?51 Christmas Decorating Ideas can help!Did you know... * Just a roll of foil can bring Christmas dazzle all around your home * You can give breath the Christmas life into old candles with just ribbons and glitter * You can make a beautiful Christmas centerpiece with just one glass bowl * You can do a lot more with bulb decorations than hang them on your tree * There are lots of uses for old Christmas cardsFind all these ideas and more by grabbing your copy Of 51 Christmas Decorating Ideas -- Today!Sample Ideas:1. Have More Than OneIf you have room in your house, it's fun to put smallertrees in other rooms. A smaller tree in the kitchen,bathroom or bedroom can really unify your home. Ifyou don't want to buy more trees, you can just savesome branches from your big tree and put them in aflowerpot or decorated coffee can. Hang ornaments onthe branches, and you instantly have a mini Christmastree.2. The More Decorations the BetterThere's no such thing as too many decorations on yourtree. If your ornaments are carefully selected andevenly spaced, the more decorated the better lookingthe tree.3. Silk FlowersSilk flowers are a great way to add color and beauty toyour tree. You can choose different colors, or makethem all white for a beautiful snowy effect.It's that time of the year again! Time to get out the tree, stockings and mistletoe! Don't know where to begin?51 Christmas Decorating Ideas can help!Did you know... * Just a roll of foil can bring Christmas dazzle all around your home * You can give breath the Christmas life into old candles with just ribbons and glitter * You can make a beautiful Christmas centerpiece with just one glass bowl * You can do a lot more with bulb decorations than hang them on your tree * There are lots of uses for old Christmas cardsFind all these ideas and more by grabbing your copy Of 51 Christmas Decorating Ideas -- Today!Sample Ideas:1. Have More Than OneIf you have room in your house, it's fun to put smallertrees in other rooms. A smaller tree in the kitchen,bathroom or bedroom can really unify your home. Ifyou don't want to buy more trees, you can just savesome branches from your big tree and put them in aflowerpot or decorated coffee can. Hang ornaments onthe branches, and you instantly have a mini Christmastree.2. The More Decorations the BetterThere's no such thing as too many decorations on yourtree. If your ornaments are carefully selected andevenly spaced, the more decorated the better lookingthe tree.3. Silk FlowersSilk flowers are a great way to add color and beauty toyour tree. You can choose different colors, or makethem all white for a beautiful snowy effect.

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Discover original ideas for decorating with fresh, dried, or silk flowers and foliage! Learn the basics of floral design and techniques for drying and pressing flowers while making beautiful centerpieces, garlands, baskets, wreaths and topiaries.Achieve professional quality with the satisfaction of creating it yourself! It's easy too, thanks to the great color photographs and illustrations that help you through each idea, step-by-step.

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CONTENTS.Christmas RevivedIn the Churchyard at Cambridge. A Legend of Lady Lee.--H.W.L.The Little South-WindLines Written at the Close of Dr. Holmes's Lectures on English PoetryAunt Molly. A Reminiscence of Old CambridgeThe Sounds of Morning in CambridgeThe Sounds of Evening in CambridgeTo the Near-SightedFlowers from a Student's WalksMiseries. No. 1Miseries. No. 2. A Dark NightMiseries. No. 3. TwineMiseries. No. 4. Fresh AirFarewellInnocent SurprisesThe Old SailorLaughterTo StephenThe Old Church"Something than beauty dearer."A Tale found in the Repositories of the Abbots of the Middle AgesThe SeaFashionA GrowlTo Jenny LindMy HerbariumThe OstrichCowsThe Home-BeaconThe Fourth of JulyFrom the Papers of Reginald Ratcliffe, Esq.