If you’d like to deck your halls without emptying your wallet, now is the time to prepare — by heading to Michaels.

We will use a ribbon or a string. We just have to stick it well on the back and our wreath is ready to hang. And now all we have to do is hang up our wreath created from scraps and enjoy it!

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The ‘Add Your Golden Touch’ campaign, which ran throughout November and December in selected European airports, delivered ...

Germantown resident Alexis Luttrell planned to keep skeleton decorations up all year in her yard. But she now faces a court ...

A 5,100-year-old marble pig amulet from Mesopotamia; a Hellenistic golden wreath of olive leaves; a natural pearl brooch once ...

The senior-most regiment of the Indian Army the President Bodyguard also known as the Rashtrapati Ke Angrakshak marked its presence at Kartavya Path as i ...

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In The Tamils, author Nirmala Lakshman draws from a wealth of historical information, original research, and her own keen observations of the community that she is part of to craft a rich and ...

Egg cartons are also a great place to keep smaller Christmas ornaments when they're not being used ... Here's how to turn an egg carton into a decorative wreath. Cut the cups out of a paper carton.