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Turn the saucer
upside down and use as a base. |
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Set grapevine
wreath on top of saucer. |
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Place Bowl in
center of wreath. |
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Divide the oak
leaves into pieces that are about 6" long and have some stem left
on them. |
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Now start inserting
the stem of the leaves into the grapevine wreath. Place them in a
random manner so that there are some on the top, some in the middle
and some towards the bottom of the wreath. You want to do this all
the way around the wreath, leaving small areas of the wreath exposed.
You can glue the leaves in if you like, but they stay pretty well
without it. It is easier to reuse the wreath later if you don't use
glue. |
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Place newspaper
or something similar in the bottom of the bowl as filler. |
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Place a few
leaves around the edges in the bowl. |
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Now place your
gourds, pumpkins and such in the bowl. If there is a particular gourd
you like make sure to place it on top. |
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To use your
centerpiece for Halloween just place some artificial spider web and
a few fake spiders in the gourds or on the wreath.
Have a good time making the centerpiece and don't forget to plant
something in it next Spring! Happy Fall, DAZ |
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| E-mail:
DAZ@DAZigns.com |
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