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Make a Gilded Hydrangea Wreath

comments (0) November 7th, 2012 in blogs

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A hydrangea wreath is a lovely thing. A golden one is even better. To create this long-lasting wreath with a Midas touch, you'll need just a few things:

•Panicle hydrangea blossoms, just turning pink in response to cool temperatures
•A straw or foam wreath form
•Floral s-pins
•Hairspray
•Gold spray paint
•Newspaper (to keep the painting process clean)

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