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A tiny sweetgum ball wreath on a iron lattice |
Supply List:
- hot glue gun
- ribbons in fall colors
- hook for hanging
- kernels from dried Indian corn
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Clean six sweetgum balls free of dirt and insects.
- Hot glue these into the shape of a small wreath.
- Pull off dried kernels from a piece of Indian corn. These kernels come in a wide variety of colors: russet, yellow, white and brown.
- Fill random whole of the sweetgum balls with glue and quickly push the dried kernels into those holes.
- Wrap a wire around the wreath for hanging and cover this with the ribbon.
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Left, Sweetgum ball wreath and ribbon. Right, Close up photo of the dried kernels glued randomly inside the gumballs to add a bit if color and different textures. |
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- A giant sweetgum ball wreath! from Bee Interiors
- Spiky sweetgum ball ornament spray painted silver from Bailey's Leaf Blog
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- Sweetgum balls can be used as mulch or as a defense for plants
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