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Thank you…they really did turn out well 🙂

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Merry Christmas to you too ⭐️🎄⭐️

Merry Christmas to you too! And happy crafting 🥰

All the best with your stars! I just love making these tiny stars…the design works on most sizes of pine cones 💕 so happy crafting!

Thank you for your kind words 🥰 Merry Christmas to you too

I try 😊

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Thank you for your kind words. The felt decorations in this video were found in a second hand / good will store. I love giving new life to old unloved decorations. However, simple felt decorations can be found in lots of shops and online stores

Sounds like a fabulous idea 😊 Merry Christmas

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Thank you for your kind words. These stars were created out of an old broken Christmas decoration that my parents found at the bottom of a box. However, you can find similar stars online or in craft shops. I was inspired by a decoration I saw in a shop this autumn (I think they’d used a thin piece of metal in a heart shape design and wrapped twine around that…so really, anything can be used to create this decoration 🥰 Hope this was helpful

Thank you!! I often get ideas from browsing shops too. I love that your stars are like star frames rather than solid. Absolutely gorgeous!! 😃

Thank you for your kind words 💕 no shop at the moment just a passion for crafts

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Thank you so much for your kind words 💕 Merry Christmas to you too!

I’m very passionate about turning old decorations into new…and second hand stores are just the perfect place to start! Good luck on your next trip to the thrift shop…as you never know what you’ll find

Is this a grape vine wreath?

The old wreath was given to me by a friend to upscale so I’m unable to say exactly which wood the wreath is made from

@@craftfairies thank you for getting back with me. You took that ‘old wreath ‘and made it absolutely lovely!

Thank you so much!

…I’m currently using a standard GoFriend craft glue gun as it fits perfectly in my hand…most of my crafts are small and not done to a large scale so small is just fine for me

Thank you for getting back with me😎

Thanks for your kind comments I don’t have an exact cleaning process but I find that foraging the pine cones on a dry day really does help…then, I leave them to dry fully on my kitchen windowsill for a couple of days or so. After that I’ll brush off any dried mud before using them in a craft Other people cook them or even wash them with vinegar…but I find the pine cones in my woods don’t need a lot of processing

Thank you so much for getting back with me. I always look forward to your videos.🌸

Thank you…that means so much to me

Thank you for your comment and for your kind words

Thank you for your comment Yes, I was thinking the same 😄 so pleased it turned out to look like a ghost in the end and not an elephant

Thank you for your comment I highly recommend this simple craft…it’s messy and fun!

Thanks so much 😊

You are so welcome!

After using google translation on your comment…I can say that, I use a glue gun to glue the pine cones together one by one making sure they are fully stuck. Then cover the glue with ribbon and artificial berries and leaves. I hope this was useful

Love this time of year 🎃🥰🎃

Thank you for your kind words