Diy live garland christmas

There is nothing I love more than the smell of fresh pine and cedar this time of year. So I decided to make fresh garlands for my home and I wanted to share with you just how I do it. It`s cheap, easy and a wonderful addition to our Christmas decor this year.

Learn How To Make An Easy DIY Cedar Christmas Garland! In this video I'll teach you how to make a beautiful Holiday Cedar Garland... using greenery (cedar...you can easily forage!) I go step by step through how to make this easy Christmas craft using winter greenery that will last all through the holiday season!

Every year mom and I make fresh evergreen garlands for holiday decor. We love that they look different every year and bring life into our homes. Today we're going to share how to make a fresh evergreen garland and how to make it last through the season.

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Dreaming of a green Christmas? Deck the halls naturally with this fresh festive decoration. Created by: John Newton Design With the help of Auckland floral designer John Newton, NZ Life & Leisure art director Yolanta Woldendorp created the star of the magazine’s November/December 2019 cover using Japanese cedar and pine foliage and cones from her rural property to make two 160cm garlands. Here’s how you can make one of your own. Makes – one garland MATERIALS Tape measure Number 8 wire…

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How to make your own garland tutorial - you will need shears, gloves, various evergreens, 24-26 gauge floral wire and green cord and/or a very thick green floral wire for shaping.