Thank you! We will be posting new materials soon 😍

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Thank you for you kind comment and wonderful testimonial. I'd love to know how you get on. Have you found out how to save videos? They don't make it easy. This is what I do - click in the '3 dots' to the right of the video title beneath the video. Click on 'save' and 'watch later'. Then to find them, click on the main menu, the three horizontal bars on top left, and in there is 'watch later'. Hope that helps. You should also find it now in notifications since I have replied to your comment! Thank you again. Happy Christmas!

We don't tend to have that problem with sap at Christmas - sap rises and oozes out in the spring. Are you in a different part of the world to UK? Ideally avoid using conifer if it is an issue - you could lay cellophane beneath the arrangement but that would loose something in the naturalness. Have you got some other branches you can use that are stable when cut? Thank you for your lovely comment!

Thank you. We really appreciate you taking the time to write that. Hope your wreath making is as enjoyable as it sounds x

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Thank you so much for commenting and sharing that! We love Jack Frosty too! Carry on gathering. With love and best wishes from Cambridge UK this Christmas x

Hi, we use the same type of wire to secure pine cones to the wreath - the wire slots itself between the scales and you can tight it to the central stem that way, hidden from sight - tweest it around the back 😉

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Thank you for taking time to comment ♥️ wire will hold better than string and won’t stretch. We don’t re-use it, It will rust away in your compost rapidely too x

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Neglecting your lawn has many benefits ♥️ including the generous amount of moss! Once raked, make sure you bag it up, a valuable product which will last x

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This is the true spirit of a Christmas wreath ♥️ thank you for sharing x

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It really depends on the materials you use (traditional english evergreens tend to be best cut close to the occasion). When we make a foraged garland, we store it outside (it will last many days on the grass). Make sure it’s not too soalked when you need it. Another trick is to put the garland on the lawn at night if you intend to use it for few days. Alternatively you can favour materials that will dry well, together with teasel and other dried beauties for a trully changing effect. Please be extremly cautious if you use candles amongst your foliage, most evergreens are quite oily and potentially very flammable !

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Hi Imelda, thank you for the support through your comments ♥️ Hope you get to making your own natural wreath too x