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DIY Wreath For The Gardener

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Here is a very clever idea: DIY wreath for the gardener made from a garden hose, dollar store flowers and garden gloves. Perfect to adorn a potting shed, garage door, or patio.

Donna of As The Card Rack Turns sent us this idea and I think it is perfect homemade DIY present for the garden lover.

Go get the details: DIY wreath for the gardener.

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  1. This is an adorable wreath, I picked up 2 garden hose at a yardsale, not full length but have6ends on both sides. Being shorter will be easier to work with. Can’t wait to get started.

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