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<\/p>\nLast year (in 2009) I signed up to do a wreath-making class at Descanso Gardens and loved it. \u00a0They trim the trees in their gardens and then have a class to instruct people on how to create a wreath. \u00a0Very fun!<\/p>\n
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Last year’s class was a big class and I was at the back of the class (because I got there\u00a0slightly late) and I ended up making my wreath out of eucalyptus. \u00a0At the time, I was really bummed out because I envisioned a more traditional wreath. \u00a0But, in reality, I really liked my eucalyptus wreath and was quite happy with how it turned out. \u00a0Plus, it had a very nice scent for quite awhile.<\/p>\n
I signed up for the class again this year (December 2010). \u00a0This time, I knew to show up early so that I could be at the front of the class and be first to the materials I wanted to use. \u00a0It ended up showing up was not so necessary–the class was much smaller (like half the size!) and there was plenty of materials to use.<\/p>\n
Last year (in 2009) I signed up to do a wreath-making class at Descanso Gardens and loved it. \u00a0They trim the trees in their gardens and then have a class to instruct people on how to create a wreath. \u00a0Very … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blog.jsgreene.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/01\/juniperwreath-200x300.jpg\" "\\"Juniper")
<\/a>For this year’s wreath, I chose to make it out of juniper (I think). \u00a0I am quite pleased with how it came out and it, too, smelled good for quite awhile. \u00a0I especially liked that it was festive, but didn’t necessarily scream Christmas because I used more of a gold\/purple color scheme.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"