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Herbal and floral garlands, also referred to as "swags", are a variation on the wreath theme. Spring and summer bring us a plethora of plant materials to make bringing a bit of nature into the home a breeze.
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My monthly contribution to the Lillyella blog is super simple do it yourself
"Herbal Garland" project that you can make with local flora, your garden or farmers market finds. Next time I am going to make a long one for one of our living room windows, bulking up the plant material like this photo above featured on
Fragrantica. Using clothes pins is a fun idea, especially since you can get some great vintage or cute little tiny ones.
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