Great American Wreaths: The Best of Martha Stewart Living by Martha Stewart

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Great American Wreaths: The Best of Martha Stewart Living

by Martha Stewart

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0517887762, Paperback)

Both a how-to craft book and a decorating guide, Wreaths offers 51 projects for delightful wreaths--complete with step-by-step instructions--honoring the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Designed for use throughout the year, these wreaths are made from materials inspired by their locations: i.e. an oak leaf and acorn wreath as a homage to the nation's capital; cranberries for Massachusetts; and golden wheat to symbolize Oklahoma. Full color.

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