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Nov
8
How fun. Embroidery hoops are an inexpensive way to create a piece of art. So instead of hanging a wreath, you can create some nature inspired art for your front door. See this over at A Creative Princess — Pine Cones and Acorn wreath.
By Amanda Formaro
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