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Get App Gather your supplies 1 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Soak husks in water 2 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Dab dry with a paper towel 3 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Trim husks as needed 4 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Use T pins to fully wrap the wreath 5 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Overlap the husks to cover all of the straw 6 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Create first layer on top - dip husks in water and use T Pins to secure them in place and let dry 7 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Add as many layers as you like until you reach your desired thickness 8 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App After husks have completely dried, remove the T pins and secure them with hot glue 9 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Secure all of the husks, working in sections 10 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Let the glue dry and the wreath settle and add any dabs of glue where needed to secure lose husks 11 @MyWeatheredHome on

Get App Style your “new” corn husk wreath 12 @MyWeatheredHome on

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