I'm a writer, crafter, Zombie Preparedness Planner, and homeschooling momma of two kids who will hopefully someday transition into using their genius for good, not the evil machinations and mess-making in which they currently indulge. I'm interested in recycling and nature crafts, food security, STEM education, and the DIY lifestyle, however it's manifested--making myself some underwear out of T-shirts? Done it. Teaching myself guitar? Doing it right now.
Visit my blog
Craft Knife for a peek at our very weird handmade homeschool life, and my etsy shop
Pumpkin+Bear for a truly odd number of rainbow-themed beeswax pretties.
The finished dried apple wreath can be hung wherever and however you’d like. Personally, bows kind of skeeve me out, so I hang my wreaths simply, either with twine or with sticky Velcro tabs that make the mounting invisible.
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I can agree with organic apples for eating, but for drying purposes, I am less picky. In fact, cleaning out the produce drawer church refrigerator of slightly wrinkled red (not) delicious apples suits (and sometimes oranges) me fine, for crafting purposes.