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.
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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