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Sep
25
I love the look of these rustic Christmas trees. I made something similar for Kaboose a couple of years ago, but mine were more kid related. These would be easy enough for kids but they are definitely for grown ups. A great gift! Head over to michele made me for the Twiggy Christmas Trees in July!.
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By Amanda Formaro
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awesome project a little intricate for young ones but beautiful trees! thanks so much.