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H208038

mousiegirl — Tue, 15 Mar 2016 17:56:57 GMT

There are no reviews for this, so thought I would post mine, they are gorgeous! I bought the garlands and couldn't believe how wonderful they are. I tried to post a picture, but guess Q doesn't want to promote this item because I could not post it.

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SHOPR — Tue, 15 Mar 2016 19:38:17 GMT

I can copy and paste the small photo that comes up when I do a general search for hydrangea garland and choose the correct item, but you're right, the larger photos within the item won't usually post here. It's crazy.

Looks pretty:

Re: H208038

mousiegirl — Tue, 15 Mar 2016 20:34:25 GMT

@SHOPR wrote:
I can copy and paste the small photo that comes up when I do a general search for hydrangea garland and choose the correct item, but you're right, the larger photos within the item won't usually post here. It's crazy.

Looks pretty:

@SHOPR I tried that before posting, and still could not copy it, usually I can, and I can do it when sending it in an email to myself.

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DecorDiva — Wed, 16 Mar 2016 00:23:20 GMT

@mousiegirl - I bought both the wreath and the garland and I am pleased with the quality and color selections. It seems like the wreaths and garlands are getting skimpier as time goes on. Some of the wreaths don't even have a grapevine base but are just twisted in a circle.

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mousiegirl — Wed, 16 Mar 2016 00:26:16 GMT

@DecorDiva wrote:
@mousiegirl - I bought both the wreath and the garland and I am pleased with the quality and color selections. It seems like the wreaths and garlands are getting skimpier as time goes on. Some of the wreaths don't even have a grapevine base but are just twisted in a circle.

@DecorDiva I do like fullness in both. I mainly buy garlands, and I thought these were full, but most seem to be on the narrow side unlike those of years ago.

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DecorDiva — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 15:15:21 GMT

@mousiegirl - I'd be interested in hearing how you use your garlands. I tend to drape mine over the top of a mirror or the top of my metal baking rack.

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mousiegirl — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 19:39:54 GMT

@DecorDiva In general, I drape one over the top of the kitchen hutch, one on the main shelf of it, one over the top of the baker's rack, two on the table, and one on the island. I don't have enough of every garland I have to do all of this, but when I order, I at least order four, sometimes six, but the rose/tulip garland, I only bought four, so two on the hutch and two on the table. I think the only garland I have six or more of is the bird nest garland Valerie brought a few years ago, it is just fantastic.

After Easter, I will remove the Easter egg garlands and put the rose/tulip garlands there for a month or so, then the bird's nest garlands come out to stay until Summer.

If I buy wreaths, they are not the huge wreaths, and I use them at either end of the kitchen table to hold pillars or decor trees. Now, I have Valerie's Dahlia wreaths holding her Easter egg trees.