Making Rosemary Trees and Wreaths





Here are pictures showing how I made the tree.
I use floral pins to attach the rosemary to the foam trees. Later I will decorate the tree with berries etc.
1. A basket of rosemary, some cut small and most long
2. Attatching the rosemary with floral pins, three sprigs at a time, starting about 2 inches down from the top
3. Putting on a second row, about one inch down from the first row
4. Here I have added the top of the tree using the smaller sprigs.
5. All done !
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dawn
I would have never thought of making Rosemary Trees :)
It has been so long! I am so glad that I found you...
I need to resub to Homestead Heaven...we have had computer troubles for quite awhile...
Anyway, what wonderful rosemary trees!
Wishing you a blessed day!
Kelli
email me at pasuhi54@msn.com and I will let you know how to sub to homesteadHeaven.
I stopped working on my book for a bit but hope to get it done soon.
Almost done with it.